Multiple choice

Directions: Choose the correct form of verb

I am very tired today, ____ five hundred miles today.

  1. I have driven

  2. I am driving

  3. I drive

  4. None

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Explanation

The present perfect tense (have/has + past participle) connects past action to the present. 'I have driven' shows the action completed today with relevance to current tiredness. 'I am driving' is present continuous (happening now, not completed), 'I drive' is habitual present, and 'none' ignores the correct option.

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