Question

VII. Use the verbs in brackets in the Future Continuous or Future Perfect Tense. 1. By the end of the month they (to see) all the places of interest in London. 2. By the time I see you again, I (to graduate) from the university. 3. By the time you return from abroad, he... (to make) enough money to buy a house. 4. The children (to go to bed) when we come back. 5. By the end of her journey she (to learn) much about English people and their customs. 6. This time tomorrow he (to fly) to London. 7. They (to close) the shop by 7 o'clock. 8. She (to read) the book at 5 o'clock. Come at 6. I think she (to finish) it by then. ...?? Pomogite menya

Answer 1

1. By the end of the month they will have seen all the places of interest in London. (Future Perfect)

2. By the time I see you again, I will have graduated from the university. (Future Perfect)

3. By the time you return from abroad, he will have made enough money to buy a house. (Future Perfect)

4. The children will be going to bed when we come back. (Future Continuous)

5. By the end of her journey she will have learned much about English people and their customs. (Future Perfect)

6. This time tomorrow he will be flying to London. (Future Continuous)

7. They will have closed the shop by 7 o'clock. (Future Perfect)

8. She will be reading the book at 5 o'clock. Come at 6. I think she will have finished it by then. (Future Continuous and Future Perfect)

Answer 2

1. By the end of the month, they will have seen all the places of interest in London.
2. By the time I see you again, I will have graduated from the university.
3. By the time you return from abroad, he will have made enough money to buy a house.
4. The children will be going to bed when we come back.
5. By the end of her journey, she will have learned much about English people and their customs.
6. This time tomorrow, he will be flying to London.
7. They will have closed the shop by 7 o'clock.
8. She will be reading the book at 5 o'clock. Come at 6. I think she will have finished it by then.