[ Conjunction ]
“to/in order to” is followed by…
A. clause (subject and Verb)
B. Infinitive (verb 1)
C. Pronoun
D. Adverb
Select your answer:
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Choose the correct tense for the following sentence: ‘I will have finished my work by the time you arrive.’
A. Present simple tense
B. Past continuous tense
C. Future indefinite tense
D. Future perfect tense