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By this time next year, ______ a new car.
A. I would buy
B. I’ll be buying
C. I’ll have been buying
D. I’ll have bought
Select your answer:
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They asked us how we had got on with Peter three days before.
A. “How did you get on with Peter three days ago?” they asked us.
B. “How will you get on with Peter three days ago?” they asked us.
C. “How had you got on with Peter three days ago?” they asked us.
D. “How do you get on with Peter three days ago?” they asked us.