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Here are the solutions to the grammar questions: 26. The phrase "By the time it rains" indicates an action that will be completed by a future point. This requires the future perfect tense, which is "will have + past participle". The past participle of "wither" is "withered". Option A, "will have wither," appears to have a typo and should be "will have withered." Assuming this typo, it is the most appropriate choice. A) will have wither (assuming typo for "will have withered") 27. The sentence "My neighbours aren't at home" implies they left and are still out. The present perfect tense "have gone" is used ✂️ _That answer was long and got cut off. Reply continue and I'll finish it._