Use the present participle of the verb drive to complete the following sentence. He _____ from New York to Los Angeles. A. drive B. is driving C. has driven D. drove

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Use the present participle of the verb drive to complete the following sentence.

He _____ from New York to Los Angeles.

A.
drive

B.
is driving

C.
has driven

D.
drove

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high-school

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The answer is B. is driving

Daniel Fortunov answered Nov 19, 2017

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The answer is B: is driving, so every time u see present participle then it must have a -ing at the end ok

Svangordon answered Nov 23, 2017

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