Read the sentence. reyna will have finished all of the essays required for the class by this friday. which verb tense does the sentence contain? future perfect past present past perfect

future perfect

Explanation:

Explanation:

will have always makes a future perfect tense. It requires just another verb to complete the future perfect phrase. So the answer to this part of it is will have finished.

Unfortunately there is another verb in the sentence and you have to deal with it. The verb is required. It is a past tense verb. You can show it is a verb by cutting the sentence down to its bare minimum.

The requirement was instituted in the past. Required is in the past tense.

I'm not sure how to answer this. I would suspect you are intended to answer future perfect for finished, but if it is incorrect (according to the computer) then put both answers in.

The correctly punctuated sentence is: it's time for the class to end, but mr. johnson doesn't realize that. the sentence given is a compound sentence. a compound sentence has two independent clauses which are connected either by a comma and  coordinating conjunction, or with a semicolon, but not both.