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please answer correctly.
Fill in the blanks with the future perfect tense of the verbs given in the brackets

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Answered by Laiba172
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Rule of future perfect tense is.Subjectwill/shall+have+past participle+Object
1. will have finished
2. will have declared
3. will have passed
4. will have lived
5. will have baked
6. will have decorated
Anonymous: I think will/shall is also used in future perfect, is it?
Laiba172: Oh sorry I forgot
Anonymous: That's fine
Laiba172: Hope this is correct
Answered by nborania
3
Hi there!
1. am about to finish 
2. will declare 
3. we will pass 
4. will live 
5. will be baking 
6. will be decorating 

Hope it helps u!
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