Language ArtsQuestion 14 of 120
Identify the verb tense in the sentence: 'By next June, she will have finished her degree.'
a.Simple future
b.Future perfect
c.Present perfect
d.Past perfect
Explanation
'Will have finished' is the future perfect tense, showing an action completed before a future point ('next June'). Future perfect uses 'will have' plus the past participle. It differs from simple future ('will finish'), which lacks the sense of prior completion.
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