Question

1. Use the Future Perfect instead of the verbs in brackets 1. By next June he (write) his second novel. 2. Before you go to see them, they (leave) the country. 3. He (finish) this work before you leave. 4. By the end of the summer she (teach) us to speak Italian. 5. The meeting (finish) by the time we get there. 6. I hope you (not/forget) all this by tomorrow! 7. I expect Maggy (find) her job by the end of the next month. 8. By next week he (sell) all his furniture. 9. If we do not get there before seven, they (eat and drink) everything. 10. I hope it (stop) raining by 5 o'clock. 11. The builder says he (finish) the roof by Saturday. 12. The car (do) 100,000 miles soon. 13. In a couple of years the children (leave) home and we (buy) a smaller house. 14. Before his next visit here he (return) from the world tour. 15. He (take) his exam by his next birthday.

Answer 1

Ответ:

1 will have written

2 will have left

3 will have finished

4 will have taught

5 will have finished

6 will not (won't) have forgotten

7 will have found

8 will have sold

9 will have eaten and drunk

10 will have stopped

11 will have finished

12 will have done

13 will have left, will have bought

14 will have returned

15 will have taken

Объяснение:

Answer 2

The Future Perfect tense is used to express actions that will be completed in the future before a specific time or another action. In this exercise, you need to replace the verbs in brackets with the Future Perfect tense. Here are the corrected sentences:

1. By next June, he will have written his second novel. 2. Before you go to see them, they will have left the country. 3. He will have finished this work before you leave. 4. By the end of the summer, she will have taught us to speak Italian. 5. The meeting will have finished by the time we get there. 6. I hope you will not have forgotten all this by tomorrow! 7. I expect Maggy will have found her job by the end of the next month. 8. By next week, he will have sold all his furniture. 9. If we do not get there before seven, they will have eaten and drunk everything. 10. I hope it will have stopped raining by 5 o'clock. 11. The builder says he will have finished the roof by Saturday. 12. The car will have done 100,000 miles soon. 13. In a couple of years, the children will have left home, and we will have bought a smaller house. 14. Before his next visit here, he will have returned from the world tour. 15. He will have taken his exam by his next birthday.