No that is not correct. You should say: That will also benefit.
I ordered flowers from my garden club. This will benefit me because the flowers are cheaper than at the local nursery but will also benefit my garden club which gets 10% on the sale.
Will also benefited has a problem with the tense. Will is present tense, while benefited is past tense. You might say "...would have benefited from having less expensive flowers."
Benefited or benefitted are equally correct, though benefitted is more commonly used in UK English.(Spell-checkers, especially in the US, will accept only benefited.)
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The English benefited from the colonies. They benefited because by bringing enslaved Africans to America, they had someone to raise their profitable crops so they could be sold.They also benefited by bringing lots of enslaved Africans to the colonies and selling them for profits also.
Using benefited in a sentence: Acquiring the brand new steed, benefited the general greatly.
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What benefited the planters benefited them too. Also they were enthusiastic about the general idea of defending their homeland against the invader.
benefitThe benefit was obvious to all of them.There was no benefit to continuing the endeavor.
The correct use of punctuation and capital letters. Also, the correct spelling of words.
Yes, but it is also correct - with slightly different meaning - to use "in your pants."
'Have shrunk' is the correct answer, however you could also use shrank on its own, without the auxiliary verb to have.
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The people of Cuba benefited. The people of Puerto Rico benefited. The people of Guam benefited. The people of the Philippines benefited. The people of the United States benefited. The people of Spain probably benefited in that they received $20 milllion and were rid of the expense of trying to govern their foreign colonies who were in rebellion.