What is the tense of this question?Will Tom be able to mend that broken window?
Correct answer: C. Future
- A. Present
- B. Past
- C. Future
- D. None of these
Explanation
Correct answer is C.The question "Will Tom be able to mend that broken window?" is in the simple future tense because it uses "will" to ask about an ability or action that will happen later. The structure "will + base verb" (will be able) shows it refers to a future possibility
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