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Tap it, then choose the correction.",4,"find_and_fix",[12,40,66,89,113,133,159,184,204,227,249,271],{"id":13,"sentenceTemplate":14,"displayOrder":15,"explanation":16,"exampleSentence":17,"blanks":18,"payload":19},"01a01413-97d6-716e-9148-6a4278459533","By noon, Sara will have writing five reports and submitted them all.",0,"Use “will have + past participle” for completed results, so “writing” becomes “written”.","By noon, Sara will have written five reports and submitted them all.",[],{"hint":20,"words":21,"correct":34,"wrongIndex":35,"corrections":36},"The exact completed total is the focus.",[22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29,30,31,32,33],"By","noon,","Sara","will","have","writing","five","reports","and","submitted","them","all.","written",5,[34,37,38,39],"wrote","writes","write",{"id":41,"sentenceTemplate":42,"displayOrder":43,"explanation":44,"exampleSentence":45,"blanks":46,"payload":47},"01a01413-97d6-71ca-9148-6a42787fcfde","Even at Friday's deadline, the team members won't has completed the final checks.",1,"The negative future perfect is “won’t have + past participle”, so use “won’t have completed”.","Even at Friday's deadline, the team members won't have completed the final checks.",[],{"hint":48,"words":49,"correct":26,"wrongIndex":62,"corrections":63},"The deadline passes without the checks being complete.",[50,51,52,53,54,55,56,57,58,59,54,60,61],"Even","at","Friday's","deadline,","the","team","members","won't","has","completed","final","checks.",8,[26,64,65],"had","having",{"id":67,"sentenceTemplate":68,"displayOrder":69,"explanation":70,"exampleSentence":71,"blanks":72,"payload":73},"01a01413-97d6-7202-9148-6a42789f3fda","Will the auditors have verified every invoice before Monday began?",2,"After “before”, use present simple “begins” for the future event.","Will the auditors have verified every invoice before Monday begins?",[],{"hint":74,"words":75,"correct":84,"wrongIndex":85,"corrections":86},"Monday is the future endpoint for both 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is ready for tonight's guests; the chairs will have been set up by now.",[],{"hint":211,"words":212,"correct":125,"wrongIndex":223,"corrections":224},"Check the passive deduction about the present.",[142,213,214,215,216,217,218,54,219,25,26,220,221,222,105,152],"hall","is","ready","for","tonight's","guests;","chairs","was","set","up",11,[125,225,226,214],"being","be",{"id":228,"sentenceTemplate":229,"displayOrder":85,"explanation":230,"exampleSentence":231,"blanks":232,"payload":233},"01a01413-97d6-7356-9148-6a427c00944d","Under the published plan, we are going to have finishes the installation by lunch.","“Be going to have + past participle” is possible for an existing plan, so use “have finished”.","Under the published plan, we are going to have finished the installation by lunch.",[],{"hint":234,"words":235,"correct":245,"wrongIndex":85,"corrections":246},"The published plan promises a completed result by 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