Don't ask me for the results tomorrow. A. I'll ...

[ Future Tenses ]

Don’t ask me for the results tomorrow.

A. I’ll still be doing the research.

B. I will have done the research.

C. I will do the research.

Select your answer:

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We must finish our project before the holidays.

A. We must finish

B. our project

C. before the holidays

D. must finish our project

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Choose the correctly written dialogue.

A. She thought further, Surely they will get every one of the answers correct.”

B. She thought further, “surely they will get every one of the answers correct.”

C. She thought further, “Surely they will get every one of the answers correct.”

D. She thought further, surely they will get every one of the answers correct.