Identify the sentence that correctly describes an action that will be completed before another future event.
A. By the time you will arrive, we will eat dinner.
B. By the time you arrive, we will have eaten dinner.
C. By the time you arrive, we will be eating dinner.
D. By the time you had arrived, we ate dinner.
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A. She said her mom was happy today
B. She said his mom is happy today
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Jason ______ exercise before（在……之前）he worked in the gym. Now, he ______ it after work every day.
A. never; did
B. didn’t; did
C. doesn’t; does
D. didn’t; does
Grammar › ViewWhich sentence below is correct?
A. When did Roosevelt say, “We have nothing to fear but fear itself?”
B. When did Roosevelt say,” We have nothing to fear but fear itself”?
C. When did Roosevelt say, We have nothing to fear but fear itself?
D. When did Roosevelt say We have nothing to fear but fear itself
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I wish you …………. leave your sports kit on the floor.
A. won’t
B. wouldn’t