at this time next month / by this time next month
I'd like to make sure which sentence is correct.
Some workbooks have different answers.
I thought No. 3 could be correct.
1. The MVP will have been selected at this time next month.
2. The MVP will be being selected at this time next month.
3. The MVP will have been selected by this time next month.
Thank you.
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Sentence 3: "The MVP will have been selected by this time next month" -- this sentence is good, and means that the MVP will be decided at some point between now and one month from now.
You could also say "The MVP will be selected this time next month" -- this sentence means that the MVP will be decided roughly one month from now. This is a better way of saying what Sentence 2 is trying to say.
Sentence 1 is not grammatically correct.
Hope this helps!
(Edit: the answer depends on what exactly you are trying to say!)
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By this time next month, the MVP would have been chosen ( or selected )
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