English, asked by aabdelmagid7007, 5 months ago

These buildings ……. just after the new statute law ……… by the assembly.

A. has been destroyed / will be accepted B. will destroy / has accepted

C. is destroying / is accepted D. will be destroyed / has been accepted

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Answered by matangidevi198597
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Answer:

c

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