[ Verb Tenses and Phrases ]
Change this verb phrase to be PRESENT TENSE:
would have played
A. is playing
B. will be playing
C. has played
D. could have played
Select your answer:
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“When will this exercise end?”
A. He asked when that exercise would end.
B. He asked when this exercise will end.
C. He asked if this exercise would end.
D. He asked if this exercise will end.