The hard tests---- at the end of the fall.
Correct answer: D. will come
- A. come
- B. comes
- C. came
- D. will come
Explanation
will come This option is correct because "will come" is the future tense form of the verb "come," which fits the sentence structure needed for describing a future event. Example: "The hard tests will come at the end of the fall."
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