Question

Which word completes the sentence with the correct principal part of the verb?

On our trip across the country, we have __________ 1,200 miles so far.

A.
drived

B.
drove

C.
driving

D.
driven

Stuck between D and B

Answer 1

I think it is drove...I hope this helps

Answer 2

A is incorrect - If you "drived" somewhere, that means you have already reached your destination (I think)
B is incorrect - "Drove" is the past tense of "drive". It means that you're driving with a group of people
C is incorrect - If you're "driving" somewhere, that means you're just going to your destination (ex. work, school, home, etc)

So the answer would have to be D.