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Littledragon Posted 12 years ago
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By the end of next July, he [will gradute / may have graduated] from university
By the end of next July, he --------- from university and ---------- working for his father's company.
A)will graduate / start
B)might graduate / starts
C)will be graduated / will start
D)may have graduated / started
I think the answer is (D) may have graduted. Is it common to use "may have V3" with a future time reference, as in this question. And secondly is (A) totally wrong? Thanks.
A)will graduate / start
B)might graduate / starts
C)will be graduated / will start
D)may have graduated / started
I think the answer is (D) may have graduted. Is it common to use "may have V3" with a future time reference, as in this question. And secondly is (A) totally wrong? Thanks.
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littledragon I think the answer is (D) may have graduted. I agree. littledragon Is it common to use "may have V3" with a future time reference, as in this question.
- littledragon I think the answer is (D) may have graduted.
- I agree.
- littledragon Is it common to use "may have V3" with a future time reference, as in this question.
- Perhaps not so common, but perfectly acceptable.
- littledragon And secondly is (A) totally wrong?
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littledragonI think the answer is (D) may have graduted.I agree.
littledragonIs it common to use "may have V3" with a future time reference, as in this question.Perhaps not so common, but perfectly acceptable.
littledragonAnd secondly is (A) totally wrong?Yes.
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