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1. When do you think you’ll have finished your work? 2. The painters say they’ll have finished the downstairs rooms by Tuesday. 3. Will she have cleaned the house by their arrival? 4. I suppose he will have made up his mind before the meeting. 5. The guests will not have arrived by the time you return home. 6. Will you have left for Moscow by noon? 7. How long will he have been here by the end of the month. 8. When I come again, I hope your English will have improved. 9. I shall not have spend the money by the end of the month. 10. I’ll have worked here for a year next September. 11. If I stop smok- ing now, in three months time I’ll have saved enough to buy a new jacket. 12. I haven’t learnt those verbs yet, but I’ll have learnt them before the next lesson. 13. By the end of the week my friend will already have written his report on history. 14. I shall not have written the composition by the end of the lesson. 15. By the end of my university course I shall have attended 1,200 lectures. 16. I shall have finished this book by tomorrow evening.
Exercise 2. Put the verbs in brackets into the Future Perfect Tense:
1. By the end of the week he (translate) the first part of the book. 2. I am sure that by that time we (finish) packing. 3. If you don’t hurry, the train (go) by the time you reach the station. 4. I (finish) this work when you return. 5. She (pass) her exams by 6 o’clock. 6. By the end of next year I (be) here twenty-five years. 7. The committee (draft) the plan by tomorrow. 8. The librarian (register) all the new books by the end of the week. 9. The secretary (look) through all the papers by the time the director comes. 10. I’m going to Hyde Park to hear the people making speeches. - You’ll be too late. By the time you get there they (finish) their speeches and everybody (go) home. 11. By the end of the month 5,000 people (see) this exhibition. 12. By 7 o’clock I (return) from the institute. 13. You (translate) the article before the bell rings? 14. I save 50 pounds a month and I started in January. So by the end of the year I (save) 500 pounds. 15. He (finish) the building of the house before summer. 16. I hope you (not to forget) all about the Future Perfect Tense by the next lesson.
Exercise 3. Answer the questions using the Future Perfect Tense:
Model: - Will you still be sleeping if I call on you at eight?
(get up)
- Oh, no, I shall have got up by that time.
1.Will your sister be having dinner if I call for her at six?(have dinner) 2. Will your brother be at home at 9 o’clock on Sunday?(leave for the country) 3. Will the typist be still typing the papers on Monday morning?(do everything) 4. Will you still be watching TV at 11 o’clock tonight?(switch off) 5. Will he still be a student next June?(graduate) 6. Will you be doing the shopping when we get home?(return home) 7. Will the Browns still be living in their flat in January?(move to a new flat) 8. Will the children be decorating the fir-tree when the guests arrive? (decorate) 9. Will you still be cooking dinner at 12 tomorrow?(do the cooking) 10. Will Helen be at home if I ring her up at eight? (come) 11. Will they still be playing fotball at six tomorow?(finish the game) 12. Will the students still be taking their exams in the middle of June?(pass) 13. Will you still be repairing the car if I call for you at nine?(repair) 14. Will they be discussing this question at noon tomorrow?(finish) 15. Will you still be waiting for John’s letter next week?(answer) 16. Will Mr. Hall be painting his picture next month?(finish)
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