In technical English, which sentence correctly uses the passive voice in the future perfect tense?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. The software migration will have been completed by the end of next week
- Step 1: The future perfect passive follows the formula 'will have been + past participle': 'will have been completed'. Answer: The software migration will have been completed by the end of next week. Why not the others: 'will has' violates modal auxiliary rules, 'have being' uses an incorrect participle, and 'will had' is ungrammatical.
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