Demonstrate control of tenses and sentence structure.Identify the tense used in the given sentence. "Everyone shall be reaching by tomorrow.''
Correct answer: C. Future
- A. Present
- B. Past
- C. Future
- D. None
Explanation
The tense used in the sentence "Everyone shall be reaching by tomorrow" is future. The use of "shall be" indicates an action that is expected to happen in the future.
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