Question

unit: discovering implied meaning
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which sentence is in the future tense?
is dinner ready?
dinner will be ready when you get here.
dinner was ready when he got there.
are you ready for dinner?

Explanation:

• "Is dinner ready?": This is in the present tense as it is asking about the current state of dinner.
• "Dinner will be ready when you get here.": The use of "will be" indicates the future tense.
• "Dinner was ready when he got there.": "Was" is the past - tense form of "to be", so this is in the past tense.
• "Are you ready for dinner?": This is in the present tense as it is asking about the current state of readiness.

Answer:

"Dinner will be ready when you get here."