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The Future
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Write the following sentences in the correct form (Present Simple, Future Continuous, Future Perfect
Simple, Future Perfect Continuous). If more than one answer is possible, write the most likely one.
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Next November we 'll have been (be) married for fifteen years.
By the end of the week we ______________________________(interview) ten applicants for the job.
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Choose between the simple and continuous aspects in the following sentences. If two answers
are possible, write them both.
Where's Stella?
She
is playing
Simon __________________________(work) very hard for his exams next month. (present)
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No 28
The perfect aspect can either be Simple or Continuous. It tells us:
that the activity or state being discussed occurs or starts before a certain point in time: and
that the activity or state has an important connection with that later point in time:
I have been to France twice. (Present Perfect: the events occurred before the present time now)
It was 1946. The war had finished and Jack had left the army. (Past Perfect: the events occurred
before the past time 1946)
Come tomorrow at 7.30. I'll have had dinner by then. (Future Perfect: dinner will occur before a
future time tomorrow at 7.30)
Write the sentences below, putting the verbs into the Present Perfect, Past Perfect, or Future Perfect, and
using the Simple or Continuous forms.
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I 've been writing (write) letters all day, and I'm tired.
They _________________________________(talk) but they stopped when I came into the room.
We've got two more hours. We ________________________________(do) all the housework by the time
your parents arrive.
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She looks very tired - I think she ______________________________(do) too much overtime.
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When I got there, I could see that they _____________________________________(not expect) me.