[ Perfect Verb Tenses ]
Which sentence is in the future perfect tense?
A. You will have read the book by then.
B. You have read the book.
C. You had read the book.
D. You read the book.
Select your answer:
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What does the word ‘conserve’ mean in environmental contexts?
A. To protect and maintain resources.
B. To exploit resources for profit.
C. To ignore environmental impacts.
D. To waste resources unnecessarily.