Demonstrate control of tenses and sentence structure. Which one is future tense?
Correct answer: A. I will pay for you.
- A. I will pay for you.
- B. I am coming
- C. They are going
- D. They were present
Explanation
Will is used in the future tense Am coming indicates present continuous tense Are going shows that the sentence is in the present continuous tense Were is used in the past tense
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