This recipe "will produce" two dozen chocolate chip cookies. past future perfect present future

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Dysbulic · Answer 1 · 2017-04-09T19:03:38+0000

"will produce" is future perfect tense. The word "will" means it hasn't happened yet, which means it couldn't possibly be past or present. The word "will" is also a give away that it is future perfect and not just future.

This recipe "will produce" two dozen chocolate chip cookies. past future perfect present future

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