By the end of the week, he ______ (complete) the marathon training for six months.
A. will have completed
B. will have been completing
C. will have been training

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English MorphosyntaxPast Perfect vs Past SimpleDependent PrepositionAdjective & AdverbsTenses & AffixesModals and Active and Passive VoiceSentencesRoot WordInterrogative PronounsVerb, Object, PrepositionOther quiz:
Tenses › View. Differentiate: What is the difference between ‘will go’ and ‘going to go’?
A. ‘Will go’ is more spontaneous; ‘going to go’ implies prior intention.
B. ‘Will go’ indicates a promise; ‘going to go’ is a suggestion.
C. ‘Will go’ is used for future plans; ‘going to go’ is for past events.
D. ‘Will go’ is used in questions; ‘going to go’ is used in statements.
Grammar › View
The more we study, the……we are.
A. more good
B. better
C. better than
D. good
Grammar › ViewWe use the present progressive to talk about events that are happening right now and for the extended present.
A. True
B. False
Conjunction › View
A group of us went to the movie, ______ we agreed it was enjoyable.
A. but
B. so
C. yet
D. and
