Use the correct tense: ‘I (finish) my homework before dinner.’
A. I will finish my homework before dinner.
B. I finished my homework before dinner.
C. I had finished my homework before dinner.
D. I finish my homework before dinner.
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A. Devastated
B. Fascinate
C. Implicit
D. Gregarious
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I’ll let you know when he ______ back home.
A. is coming
B. comes
C. will come
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A. held up
B. held off
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Formulate a question in future perfect: By next year, will you (to graduate)?
A. By next year, will you have graduated?
B. Will you have been graduated by next year?
C. By next year, will you graduate?
D. By next year, will you be graduating?