Multiple choice softskills communication

Select the correct Sentence from the following

  1. The result will be out by then

  2. The result will have been out by then

  3. The result has out by then

  4. The result may out by then
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A,B Correct answer
Explanation

Both 'will be out' (future simple) and 'will have been out' (future perfect) are grammatically correct for stating results at a future time. 'has out' incorrectly uses present perfect without 'been', and 'may out' wrongly uses modal without 'be' for passive voice.

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