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Read the following sentences and change them into the tense given in the parentheses in your copy
5. We want to ensure that there will be no scarcity of food and drinks. [Simple Past]
6. He will not pass the test. [Future Perfect]
7. I am leaving for England tomorrow. [Future Continuous]
8. Most people peace. [Simple Past]
9. He has just returned from his holiday. [Future Perfect]
10. He did his work with diligence. [Future Perfect Continuous]

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