Structure 2013-08-08

p. 71
we'll all be using
is going to be on the market
when the driver decides to
It will run on the same fuel
you're still going to need
controls will be automatic
while your car is getting
what will this future dream car cost
the price will be / the price is going to be

When I get home tonight, I will cook dinner.
(no "will" in time clauses: when, while, until, before, after, by the time)

p. 81
A
1 c
2 b
3 b "debt" - silent b, "debit" - not silent
4 c
5 a
6 b
interest payment
lend = give temporarily
borrow = take temporarily

B
1 F - a month
2 T
3 T
4 T
5 F - "by the end of the year" = next June
6 F - use one card
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By the end of the year, I had paid $1000.
- past perfect

By the end of the year, I'll have paid $1000.
- future perfect

(By now, I have paid $1000. - present perfect)

future = will + base form / be going to + bf.
perfect = [have] + past participle
progressive = [be] + verb(ing)

future perfect:
I will have paid $1000.
S+will have+past participle

future perfect progressive:
I will have been paying interest for 9 months
S+will have been+verb(ing)
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yes/no questions:
Will you have paid me by then?
Yes, I will (have). / No, I won't (have).

Will you have been paying me?
Yes, I will (have). / No, I won't (have).
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Information questions:
Which languages will you have studied?
How  many  cars will you have bought?
    wh-   +   will +subj+have+past part.

How long will you have been studying by then?
 wh- + will +subj+have been+verb(ing)
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Tell me about your life in 10 years.

I will have gotten married by then.
I will have bought a house.
I will have had two children.
I will have finished my medical degree.
I will have moved to New York.
I will have been working in a hospital for 3 years.

I will be married.
I will own a house.
I will have two children.
I will be a doctor.
I will live in New York.
(No equivalent simple future.)
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Homework: page 85 exercise 1
(Also read the grammar notes on 84-85.)