What is the tense of the italicized verb in the following sentence? (I put stars in front and behind the "italicized" verb.) When he finds out, he **will be surprised** that we knew all along. 1. future

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What is the tense of the italicized verb in the following sentence?

(I put stars in front and behind the "italicized" verb.)

When he finds out, he **will be surprised** that we knew all along.

1. future perfect
2. future
3. future passive

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the answer is future

Sumeet Jindal answered Mar 24, 2018

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the answer is future tense

Leonardo Rey answered Mar 25, 2018

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