[ Future Tense ]
Form the Future Perfect Continuous tense of “They swim.”
A. They will have been swimming.
B. They will be swimming.
C. They will swim.
D. They will have swimming.
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A. She failed the exam although she studied hard.
B. Although she studied hard, she failed the exam.
C. She failed the exam, although she studied hard.
D. Although she studied hard she failed the exam.
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A. has called
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A. is swallowing
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C. swallowed
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We ________ our dog
A. love
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