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The tense of the sentence is Future Perfect Tense as it refers to an action that will have been going on at some point of time in the future. The subject of the sentence is first person singular. Here 'shall have been' plus -ing form of the verb is to be used. Hence, 'shall have been working' is the correct option.

The tense of the sentence is Past Perfect Tense as it refers to an action which had been completed before another action was began. Here 'had' plus third form of verb is to be used. Hence 'had fled' is the correct option.

The tense of the sentence is Simple Future. The subject of the sentence is third person person singular. Here 'will' with first form of the verb is to be used. Hence, 'will visit' is the correct option.

This is a conditional sentence. Both the conditional and the main clause refer to future time. The tense of the verb in the Main clause should be future and that of 'if clause' present. The subject of the sentence is third person singular. Hence, 'will go' is the correct option.

The tense of the sentence is Simple Present as it refers to a universal fact. The voice of the sentence is Passive. The subject of the sentence is third person singular. Here 'is'  with third form of verb is to be used. Hence 'is spoken' is the correct option.

The tense of the sentence is Simple Past as it refers to an action in the past. Here second form of he verb is to be used. Hence, 'broke' is the correct option.

This is a conditional sentence. Both the conditional and the main clause refer to future time. The tense of the verb in the Main clause should be future and that of if clause is present. The subject of the sentence is first person plural. Hence, 'shall come' is the correct option.

The tense of the sentence is Simple Indefinite. It refers to an action that will take place in the future. The subject of the verb is third person singular. Here 'will' with first form of the verb is used. Hence, 'will come' is the correct option.

The tense of the sentence is first person singular as it refers to an action in future. The subject of the verb is first person singular. Here 'shall' with first form of the verb is to be used. Hence 'shall go' is the correct option.

The tense of the sentence is Simple Indefinite. It refers to an action that will take place in the future. The subject of the verb is third person singular. Here 'will' with first form of the verb is used. Hence 'will join' is the correct option.

The tense of the sentence is first person singular as it refers to an action in future. The subject of the verb is first person plural. Here 'shall' with first form of the verb is to be used. Hence 'shall have' is the correct option.

The tense of the sentence is Simple Indefinite. It refers to an action that will take place in the future. The subject of the verb is third person singular. Here 'will'  with first form of the verb is used. Hence, 'will open' is the correct option.

The tense of the sentence is Present Perfect tense as it refers to an action that began in the past and is still continuing at the time of speaking. The subject of the sentence is third person singular. Here 'has been' plus -ing form of the verb is to be used. Hence, 'has been waiting' is the correct option.

The tense of the sentence is Present Continuous as it refers to an action going on at the time of speaking. The subject of the sentence is third person singular. Here 'is' with-ing form of the verb is to be used. Hence 'is' walking is the correct option.

The tense of the sentence is Present Continuous as it refers to an action going on at the time of speaking. The subject of the sentence is third person plural. Here 'are' with-ing form of the verb is to be used. Hence 'are having' is the correct option.