TIếng Anh 12 - Future perfect

Nội dung text: TIếng Anh 12 - Future perfect

1. FUTURE PERFECT - How long will you have been studying Greek when youfinish this course? Making predictions about the future - At Christmas, Ana will have been working at the companyfor a year. will / should + have + -ed participle will / should + have been + -ing participle Remember! You need to use a time adverbial to indicate the future time and an adverbial of duration to state how long the event will last. PRACTICE Exercise 1. Choose the correct word or words. 1. By the time we get to the party, all the food will go I have gone, won't it? 2. When they see Leon's haircut, they'll get / have got a shock! 3. Let's have the party on the 25th - we'll do I have done our exams by then. 4. Your parents will already meet I have met Mr Gibbs at your school, is that right? 5. Jenny will tell / have told US her news when she gets here. Exercise 2. Put each sentence into the correct order. 1. arrived / will / have / ? / Katya / yet, / she / won't 2. won't / have / They / the house / to clean / had / properly yet. / time The future perfect is formed by using will or shall, followed by have and the -ed 3. mind by / will /. / tomorrow / change / Helen / her participle of the main verb. You can use it to talk about something that has not happened yet but will happen before a particular time in the future. 4. for 60 years next / been / My grandparents / have /. / married / August / will - Even after a year, they won’t have forgotten you. - By next week we will have reached the end of the project. 5. I presume. / told / about / Chris's / won't I promotion yet, / Lucia / have / been - By that time, I shall have left the country. - The children won’t have tidied up before they left. 6. midday? / finished / runners / will / How many / have / by Remember! You must indicate the specific future time referred to by using a time adverbial or Exercise 3. Complete the sentences by writing one word in each gap. another clause. realized / married / seen / marrying / been / before / by This structure can also be used to make predictions or assumptions about the present time. 1. The car will have been repaired the time Paddy finishes work. - As you will have noticed, there are no ashtrays. 2. Their wedding was in 1990, so in 2020 they will have been for 30 years. - She will have found my note by now. 3. Do you think the postman will have delivered my birthday cards I go to - By the middle of June all my new furniture will have arrived. school tomorrow? 4. How long will you have waiting if the bus doesn't come until 6.30? FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS 5. Paola won't have that the play is starting early - shall we phone her? If you want to indicate the duration of an event at a specific time in the future, you can 6. I bet they won't have looked on the table so they won't have our note. use the future perfect continuous. - By the time the year ends, I will have been living herefor eighteen months. TQT
2. Exercise 4 Are the highlighted words correct or incorrect in the sentences? 1 He'll have been teaching □ at this school for six years by this time next month. 2 When I take my Spanish exams in May, I'll only have been studied □ it for three months. 3 Kitty will have left school by the time Robbie starts □. 4 I know Giuseppe won't have □ washed up. He never does! 5 When we've painted this room, we will have done □ the whole house. 6 The train leaves in an hour - have you finished □ packing by then? Exercise 5. Find the wrong or extra word in each sentence. 1. The train will have left by the time we shall get to the station. 2. I'm going into town on Saturday, but the jeans I want will probably have being sold out by then. 3. When the Smiths will leave tomorrow evening, we'll have had a whole weekend of their complaining! 4. The restaurant will have close before we get there if you don't hurry up. 5. Don't worry, that noise will only have been made my brother's motorbike. 6. The rain is forecast to carry on until Tuesday, by which time it will have been caused the river to overflow its banks. Exercise 6. Write the correct form of the verb in brackets to complete each sentence. 1. We'll be at the cinema in half an hour - will thefilm (start) by then? 2. Do you think the baby will have (go to sleep) by the time I come home? 3. My mum will have texted me a hundred times before the plane's even (leave) the airport! 4. I think my phone battery will have (run out) long before I arrive at the hostel. 5. I will have been (write) for the college magazine longer than anyone else by the end of the year. 6. I (not think) those guests will have understood a word the receptionist said ANSWER KEY TQT