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__________ (You/do) the shopping by 3 o'clock?
Correct answer is 'Will you have done'. Can you explain this answer?
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  • The given sentence is in the future tense and asks about a future action that will be completed by a certain time.

  • The structure of the sentence is in the future perfect tense, which is formed by using 'will have + past participle'.

  • The sentence is in the form of a question and requires the use of the auxiliary verb 'will'.

  • The correct answer is 'Will you have done' as it follows the correct structure and uses the correct auxiliary verb.

  • Using 'will have done' implies that the shopping will be completed before 3 o'clock in the future.
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