What is the indicated conjugation of the following verb? To see Third person plural, future, passive voice. pronoun: I, They, We, She/he/it, You? Verb: will have been seen, will see, will have seen, sees, will be seen

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Emelia Lang

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20 February, 19:55

What is the indicated conjugation of the following verb? To see Third person plural, future, passive voice. pronoun: I, They, We, She/he/it, You? Verb: will have been seen, will see, will have seen, sees, will be seen

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Harper Hutchinson · Answer 1

They will see.

"They" and "he" are third person, but only "they" is third person plural. The verbs "will have been seen" and "will be seen" are not correct because being seen is not the same as seeing. The verb "will have seen" is not in the future tense, but in the past tense. The verb "sees" is also not in future tense because it is a current action. The verb "will see" is the only verb that is in future tense and describes seeing something. Hope this makes sense.