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Victo Posted 16 years ago
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Which one -- A or B, and why?
Which one -- A or B, and why?
By the end of the month we ____ the entire product.
A. are finishing
B. will have been finishing
By the end of the month we ____ the entire product.
A. are finishing
B. will have been finishing
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Hi, Which one -- A or B, and why? By the end of the month we __ the entire product. A.
- Hi, Which one -- A or B, and why?
- By the end of the month we __ the entire product.
- A.
- are finishing B.
- will have been finishing Both are grammatical, but neither seems very natural without some particular context.
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Hi,
Which one -- A or B, and why?
By the end of the month we __ the entire product.
A. are finishing
B. will have been finishing
Both are grammatical, but neither seems very natural without some particular context.
More likey would be 'we will have finished'.
And what does it mean to 'finish the entire product'?
Which one -- A or B, and why?
By the end of the month we __ the entire product.
A. are finishing
B. will have been finishing
Both are grammatical, but neither seems very natural without some particular context.
More likey would be 'we will have finished'.
And what does it mean to 'finish the entire product'?
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