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Which verb best completes this sentence?

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A.See
Because will see is future tense , had seen is past and will have see is future present tense and see is present tense which is correct.

Nat2105 [25]4 years ago

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A. See

It's A because, "Right now I will see several porpoises swimming next to our boat." doesn't make any sense. Had seen and will have seen does not make sense, too. Hope this helped you! :)

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