He . . . . . . . . his boss that he . . . . . . . . back after his vacation.
A. doesn't tell/hasn't come
B. won't tell/won't have come
C. isn't telling/doesn't come
D. hasn't told/won't be coming
E. didn't tell/hadn't come
Answer: Option D
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