Topics: Future Perfect Tense
Don’t worry. I know you’re hungry. By the time you get home, I ———————— dinner.
A. I will cook
B. I have cooked
C. I will have cooked
Select your answer:
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She said she……
A. will help me to find my tie
B. Going to help me to find my tie
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Adverbs usually end in what?
A. -y
B. -ey
C. -ly
D. -es