When do we use ‘will’ for future events?
A. When we are discussing present actions
B. When we are talking about past events
C. When we have already planned or decided to do something in the future.
D. When we have no idea what will happen in the future
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Grammar and Vocabulary › ViewWhat is the reported speech for the direct speech: ‘I will finish the project by tomorrow,’ she said.
A. She said that she would finish the project by the next day.
B. She said that she is finishing the project by tomorrow.
C. She said that she finished the project by tomorrow.
D. She said that she will finish the project by tomorrow.
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Nick is watching the video that his geography teacher ________on Google Drive.
A. uploaded
B. registered
C. applied
D. removed
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