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PLZZ HELP!! What is the tense of the underlined verb in the sentence? "(Will) you (invite) me to the wedding?" asked little Janie. A. future perfect B. present C. future D. past
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PLZZ HELP!!

What is the tense of the underlined verb in the sentence? 
"(Will) you (invite) me to the wedding?" asked little Janie.  

A. future perfect  

B. present  

C. future  

D. past

User Kevin Vella
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A. "(will) you (invite) me to the wedding?" means it hasn't happened yet. 'Will' is the main keyword.
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