Please help me verify this question. Thanks

all of a sudden, i think offer will be the answer. Anyone differs?

AwenceI m torn between C & D.

There is no D. Can you restate your question?

CJ

Hi Awence,

yes, I'd agree with you, it looks like a sudden decision and in particular an offer. I'd go for B then unless there's an option missing and the actual order of the letters (ABC-D?) is not the one we are seeing...as CJ spotted!

It is simple future: a statement of future fact based on the speaker's present knowledge.

Sorry, ya,,,,,there are only three options, There is no D. Anyway, I think there is still room for the publishing team to improve their syllabus structuring.

I was torn between A & B , to restate my earlier question. Thanks.

Well, while i find "once she 's home' might imply a future action, but it is rather confusing when the other two options are available.

Well, anym

Awencei find "once she 's home' might imply a future action,

Yes, it does. It's like "as soon as she's home".

Typically you can only make promises for yourself, so it's unlikely that "She will ..." would be a promise. To indicate a promise for someone else you'd have to say something like "She promised to ...", not just "She will ...". Likew

... I might be wrong, but if she will help you is certainly a future tense in terms of content it looks like somebody is speaking on behalf of somebody else. Will indeed is a modal verb and expresses other communicative functions than simply a tense...if the sentence mentioned above is a sudden decision, an offer or a promise it is difficult to say but what seems certain is that some

Mister MicawberIt is simple future: a statement of future fact based on the speaker's present knowledge.

My thought exactly! I have no idea why "offer" was even considered as correct answer.