[ Tenses ]
Future Perfect Continuous Tense
How long will you have been driving when you arrive at your destination?
A. I will be driving for 3 hours.
B. I will have been driving for 3 hours.
C. I will drive for 3 hours.
D. I have been driving for 3 hours.
Select your answer:
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How should the following be written?
I bought bananas eggs and bread at the store.
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A. I bought bananas, eggs and bread, at the store.
B. I bought bananas eggs, and bread at the store.
C. I bought bananas, eggs, and, bread at the store.
D. I bought bananas, eggs, and bread at the store.