What is the primary use of the future perfect tense?
A. To describe actions that will be completed before a specific time in the future.
B. To indicate ongoing actions in the future.
C. To express habits in the future.
D. To describe actions happening now.
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Combine the sentences using the correct conjunction and punctuation: ‘He must study more. He will not pass the exam.’
A. He must study more; he will not pass the exam.
B. He must study more, therefore he will not pass the exam.
C. He must study more but he will not pass the exam.
D. He must study more, or he will not pass the exam.