Hi,
Le futur antérieur se forme avec l’auxiliaire avoir ou être conjugué au futur simple suivi du participe passé.
Exemple : verbe "avoir"
j’aurai
tu auras tu seras
il/elle/on aura
nous aurons
vous aurez
ils/elles auront
D’ici là il aura réparé son vélo.
Il sera certainement tombé.
He was a black nationalist fighting against a Caucasian led government and community.
Once he was elected in 1980 he came to great power once he led ZANU-PF to victory.
That’s a good question. I think it is just a matter of culture and educational beliefs. Maybe it is due to a higher level of understanding in that ‘other country’?
The answer is C because in French there is something called le COD and Le COI le COD is the doctor which is replaced by Le but there is no COI in this sentence
