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My new computer …. by the end of this month.
A. will have arrived
B. will be arriving
C. will have been arriving
Select your answer:
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A. as long as
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A person teaches at university. He is a professor.
A. A person who teaches university at is a professor.
B. A person who is university teaches a professor.
C. A person who teaches at a university is a professor.
D. A person teaches who at university is a professor.