I _ you as soon as I arrive.
Correct answer: C. Will call
- A. Call
- B. Called
- C. Will call
- D. Have called
Explanation
The correct answer iswill callbecause the sentence describes an action that will take place in the future after the speaker arrives. The use of 'as soon as I arrive' indicates a future event, so the future simple tense is appropriate. The other options are incorrect because they use tenses that do not correctly match the timing of the action: 'call' is present simple, 'called' is past simple, and 'have called' is present perfect.
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