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ПОМОГИТЕ ПОЖАЛУЙСТА!Раскройте скобкиПОМОГИТЕ ПОЖАЛУЙСТА!Раскройте скобки ,употребив Present Pefect, Past Perfect or Future Perfect1.By this time tomorrow I (cook)

Answer 1

1. By this time tomorrow I will have cooked dinner fo you.
2. The Browns had lived in Manchester before they moved to  London.
3. Who has told you the secret?
4. My father had told me the legend about faithful lion before I read the book.
5. I have never seen a braclet like this.
6. Susan said she had already bought a guide-book.
7. We will have finished the work by tomorrow afternoon.
8. I have read this book and I can tell you the plot.
9. After the sun had set, we decided to return home.
10. When Lucy came home, his father had just had supper.

Answer 2

Present Perfect, Past Perfect, or Future Perfect?

To determine the correct verb form to use in the given sentence, let's break it down:

"By this time tomorrow, I (cook)..."

The phrase "by this time tomorrow" indicates a future point in time. Therefore, we need to use a future tense form.

The options given are Present Perfect, Past Perfect, or Future Perfect.

- Present Perfect is used to talk about actions or events that happened at an indefinite time in the past and have a connection to the present. It is not suitable in this case because we are referring to a future action.

- Past Perfect is used to talk about an action or event that happened before another action or event in the past. It is not suitable in this case because we are referring to a future action.

- Future Perfect is used to express an action that will be completed before a specific point in the future. Since we are referring to completing the action of cooking before a specific point in the future (by this time tomorrow), Future Perfect is the correct verb form to use.

Therefore, the correct verb form to complete the sentence is:

"By this time tomorrow, I will have cooked."

This sentence implies that by the future point in time specified (this time tomorrow), the action of cooking will have already been completed.