We (not travel) overseas for five years. Which is ...

[ Past Perfect Simple & Past Perfect Continuous ]

We (not travel) overseas for five years.

Which is the correct past perfect continuous for the sentence above?

A. had travelled

B. travel

C. not yet travel

D. had not been travelling

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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