[ Perfect Tenses ]
They —- (finish) the meeting by the time the manager arrives at six today.
A. have finished
B. had finished
C. will have finished

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If I …. your address, I would come to your house
A. knew
B. know
C. known
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A. could
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Girls from well-off families ____________ at home.
A. were educated
B. was educated
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