Question 14 • FL-1001370-English 3 A
“Selena, Ben, and Raj” is a plural subject, so it takes “have,” not “has.” The phrase “for the past two weeks” describes practice that began earlier and has continued up to now, so the present perfect form “have practiced” is the best replacement. “Will practice” and “will be practicing” refer to future actions.
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