Question

See that you ....for the meeting in time.
(A) will come
(C) would come
(B) come
D) came​

Answer 1

[(b) Come ]

See that you come for the meeting in time.

Explanation :

Though the meeting is thought to be in future tense ; we don't use Will / Would . Simply we use come as we are expecting the person to come for the meeting on time .

There are 3 types of Tenses .

1. Past Tense - Time that has already passed .
2. Present Tense - Time that's going .
3. Future Tense - Time that will be coming.

Each tense is divided into :

• Simple
• Perfect
• Continuous
• Perfect Continuous

Examples :

1. She was here .
2. She is here. (Simple)
3. She will be here .

1. She had come.
2. She has come. (Perfect)
3. She will have come.

1. She was coming.
2. She is coming. (Continuous)
3. She will be coming.

1. She had been coming.
2. She has been coming. (Perfect Continuous)
3. She will have been coming.

Answer 2

ANSWER :

(B) Come

See that you come for meeting in time.

JUSTIFICATION :

➠ Here as we can see that, the given sentence is showing the presence of future tense according to our grammar, as here we are not sure that, that person will be attending the meeting or not. So here we will write come instead of will come as the second reference for this justification shows that – he / she will surely attend the meeting.

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⭐ ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ⭐

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★What is Tense ?

Tense is an important part of our grammar, that is used for showing the time reference.

★ Types of Tense .

There are three types of tense, they are as follows :

• Past tense

• present tense

• future tense

★ What is past tense ?

Past tenses is used for showing the past time reference, in simple words we can tell the work had been in past . Example –

• She had done her work earlier.

★ What is present tense ?

Present Tense is used for showing the present time reference, in simple word we can say that the work is being right now. Example –

• He is writing a letter.

★ What is Future tense ?

Future Tense is used to show the coming (future time reference), in simple words we can say that, the work will be done after sometime. Example –

• She will play cricket.