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Which sentence uses the correct form of the verb see? A. We will be seeing Uncle Frank again this Sunday at Grandma's. B. We be seeing Uncle Frank again this Sunday at Grandma's. C. We have saw Uncle Frank
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Which sentence uses the correct form of the verb see? A. We will be seeing Uncle Frank again this Sunday at Grandma's. B. We be seeing Uncle Frank again this Sunday at Grandma's. C. We have saw Uncle Frank again this Sunday at Grandma's. D. We will seen Uncle Frank again this Sunday at Grandma's.

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It's A. We will be seeing Uncle Frank again this Sunday at Grandma's.

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The grammatically correct answer is A.

The tense and singularity/plural of the verb and the subject match. In all of the other answer choices these do not line up.
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