Exercise 1.
Fill in the spaces with the correct form of the verb in parentheses in future perfect tense. Exercise includes both regular and irregular verbs.
- I ---- ---- ---- (to finish) my work by the 1st of May.
- He ---- ---- ---- (to translate) this article by tomorrow.
- My daughter and I ---- ---- ---- (to come) to New York by the 1st of August.
- We ---- ---- ---- (to be) there for a week when my husband joins us.
- They ---- ---- ---- (to arrive) to the stadium half an hour before the game begins.
- I hope you ---- ---- ---- (to recover) before I return from my leave.
Read the sentences. Give your own sentences on the same pattern.
- By the week-end we shall have seen something of London.
- By the evening we shall have done our shopping.
- We shall have come to the theatre half an hour before the performance begins.
- By the time the train starts all the passengers will have taken their seats.
Exercise II.
Use Future Indefinite or Future Perfect for future action.
- I (to see) her tomorrow.
- I (to see) her by Monday.
- They (to close) the shop early on Saturday.
- They (to close) the shop before we get there.
- They (to pack) by the times the taxi comes.
- They (to pack) when I bring them my suitcase.
- We (to finish) our work on Friday.
- We (to finish) our work by Friday.
- We (to book) tickets in a week.
- We (to book) tickets by the time the vacations begin.