We _ our relatives this weekend.
Correct answer: C. Will visit
- A. Visited
- B. Visit
- C. Will visit
- D. Have visited
Explanation
The correct answer is 'will visit' because the sentence refers to a future event ('this weekend'). The future simple tense is used to express actions that will happen at a later time. Option A, 'visited', suggests a past action, Option B, 'visit', implies a habitual action or general truth, and Option D, 'have visited', indicates a completed action, none of which correctly fit the context of a future plan.
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