Topics: Future Tenses
How do you form the future perfect continuous tense?
A. will have been + present participle
B. has been + present participle
C. is going to have been + present participle
D. will have + past participle
Select your answer:
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Perfect and Past Tense › ViewI… come to her house last week.
A. was not
B. were not
C. have not
D. did not
Grammar › View
I am very sad
A. I wish I weren´t sad.
B. I wish I am not sad.
C. I wish I haven´t been sad.
D. I wish I were taller.