2015-05-11 Structure: future tenses test

Greg Malivuk
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Homework: p. 87
2 By the time Debbie moves into an apartment, she won’t have gotten married yet.
3 By the time Debbie starts college, she won’t have bought a used car yet.
4 By the time Debbie graduates from college, she will have already moved into an apartment.
5 By the time Debbie spends a summer in France, she won’t yet have found a job at a bank.
6 By the time Debbie graduates from college, she will already have spent a summer in France.
7 By the time Debbie gets married, she will have graduated from college already.
8 By the time Debbie moves to Miami, she won’t have bought a home yet.
9 By the time Debbie becomes a parent, she will have already graduated from college.
10 By the time Debbie buys a home, she won’t yet have become a parent.

She will (already) have (already) spent a summer in France (already).
She won’t (yet) have bought a home (yet).
Will she have bought a home (yet)?
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TEST
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p. 88 - write questions for each situation
- If it’s about how much time, use future perfect progressive
     (How long will Debbie have been saving money?)
- If it’s about something else (how much money, how many), use future perfect.
     (How much money will Debbie have saved?)
2 By April 19, how much money will Valerie Morgan have saved?
3 By June 16, how many books will Sung Park have read?
4 How long will Don Caputo have been running by May 29? (how long = how much time)
5 How many miles will Tania Zakov have run by may 29? (= How far will she have run?)
6 Will he have saved $100 by March 27? (= how much money)
7 How many apartments will Tim have painted by May 29?
8 Will he have finished by June 19?
9 Will Talia have lost 20 pounds by May 21? (= how much weight)
10 How long will Erik have been studying by April 26?
11 How much interest will Jeff have paid by the end of June?