Question

What tense is the underlined verb in the sentence?

Will you have visited every U.S. state after this trip?



A.
future


B.
future perfect


C.
past perfect


D.
past

Answer 1

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Answer 2

plzz help

Answer 3

I have 3 more after this one

Answer 4

I believe this is future perfect.

Answer 5

Because a future perfect verb tense would be formed by combining "will have" or "shall have" with the past participle

Answer 6

What tense is the underlined verb in the sentence?

By 6:30, I will have folded 200 newspapers.



A.
present perfect


B.
past perfect


C.
future perfect

Answer 7

What is underlined?

Answer 8

I will have I am assuming?

Answer 9

I will have folded

Answer 10

I think it's future perfect.

Answer 11

Ok that fits the definition I just gave you

Answer 12

When thinking of the future perfect tense think "will/shall ... have ... -ed/-t/-n

Answer 13

Does this make sense to you?

Answer 14

What tense is the underlined verb in the sentence?

We walk to the duck pond every Saturday morning.



A.
present perfect


B.
past


C.
present


D.
past perfect

Answer 15

Walk is underlined

Answer 16

It would be a shame to just give you the answers and not learn anything from it.

Answer 17

What do you think it is?

Answer 18

A

Answer 19

C?

Answer 20

Really? Why do you say so?

Answer 21

No A.

Answer 22

I said A

Answer 23

The present perfect (A) is an action that began in the past and either has been recently completed or continues into the present :)

Answer 24

ohhhh so it's just C

Answer 25

I believe so

Answer 26

http://www.edufind.com/english/grammar/present_perfect.php
talks about present perfect.
i was right in the first place

Answer 27

well I have one more

Answer 28

Normally the present perfective tense is "translated" as has/hav - past participle - -d/-ed/-n

Answer 29

Which verb is in the present progressive form?


A.
will be singing


B.
is running


C.
had been talking


D.
were jumping

Answer 30

D

Answer 31

no, try again :)

Answer 32

Is Running

Answer 33

B

Answer 34

http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/tenses/present_progressive.htm

Answer 35

I believe so

Answer 36

Which verb is in the future perfect progressive form?


A.
will be going


B.
will have been speaking


C.
were knocking


D.
have been relaxing

Answer 37

B i believe!

Answer 38

Yeah I think it's B

Answer 39

http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/tenses/future_perfect_progressive.htm

Answer 40

so was We right B

Answer 41

B is correct, yes

Answer 42

Which verb is in the past progressive form?


A.
shall be helping


B.
had been calling


C.
were telling


D.
shall have been working

Answer 43

Is this a test?

Answer 44

C

Answer 45

No it's not it's a pretest

Answer 46

Ok, so we are not breaking any school policies, correct?

Answer 47

No your not it's kool

Answer 48

I agree it's C

Answer 49

Which verb is in the future perfect progressive tense?
Choose that verb to correctly complete the sentence.

By nightfall, they __________ for ten hours.



A.
will have driven


B.
will have been driving


C.
have been driving


D.
will be driving

Answer 50

You have a guess on this one?

Answer 51

B

Answer 52

The future perfect is written as will/shall + have been + present participle (-ing)

Answer 53

So b would be correct :)

Answer 54

*the future perfect progressive

Answer 55

Which verb is in the past perfect tense?
Choose that verb to correctly complete the sentence.

Raccoons __________ the chimney to raise a family there.



A.
had invaded


B.
have been invading


C.
were invading


D.
have invaded

Answer 56

C

Answer 57

I mean A

Answer 58

Sorry my internet is flaking out, hold on one second!

Answer 59

ok

Answer 60

So the past perfect tense is written with "had + the past participle (-d/ -ed, -n)"

Answer 61

So had invaded (A) would be correct

Answer 62

so A

Answer 63

Which verb is in the present perfect tense?
Choose that verb to correctly complete the sentence.

I __________ a vegetarian since August.



A.
have been


B.


was


C.
am being


D.
am

Answer 64

B was

Answer 65

Also if you are studying for a test, I suggest writing these down so you can memorize them! This is important information to know :)

Answer 66

Write the definitions and tips I mean

Answer 67

so is it B right it is a past

Answer 68

I think I have already written this at leas once or twice, but the present perfect is formed by combining has/have and a past participle -d -ed -n

Answer 69

So A it have have been

Answer 70

Yes, try saying "I was a vegetarian since last August" it sounds odd doesn't it?

Answer 71

Which verb is in the future perfect tense?
Choose that verb to correctly complete the sentence.

By next Saturday, I __________ no television for a month.



A.
will watch


B.
have been watching


C.
was watching


D.
will have watched

Answer 72

I think it's A

Answer 73

The future perfect is formed by will have/shall have with past participle

Answer 74

so A right

Answer 75

Try reading this choices out loud and see which ones feel unnatural if you are even unsure (or do not know the definition)

Answer 76

D? but i think that will be past perfect right?

Answer 77

It would be D - will have watched

Answer 78

D

Answer 79

http://www.englishclub.com/grammar/verb-tenses_future-perfect.htm

Answer 80

yes "Will have -ed "

Answer 81

Thanks if i need help with anything else to do will you help me again

Answer 82

I will try, I have a bit of my own studying to do now! Good luck and happy writing!

Answer 83

lol 'its a pretest' nah

Answer 84

yessssss @jabez177