2015-03-26 Structure: future & future perfect

Greg Malivuk
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Homework: p. 70-71 exercises 5 and 6
test on Friday
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exercise 5
2 will be lifting
3 is (“everyone” is singular)
4 are enjoying
5 will be pointing out
6 know (“know” is non-action)
7 will be getting ready
8 unpack
9 will be joining
10 will be watching
11 are relaxing
12 will be putting on
13 won’t be thinking

exercise 6
- we’ll all be using
- is going to be on the market
- when the driver decides
- it will run on the same fuel
- you’re still going to need
- all controls will be automatic
- while your car is getting
- what will this future dream car cost
- the price is going to be / the price will be
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p. 78
part A
1 turn
2 Are
3 doing
4 is
5 is going to ("Be careful" means I see something right now that makes me sure it's about to happen. p. 64 note 3)
6 're
7 finishes
part B
1 will you be doing / are you going to be doing
2 leaves / is leaving / is going to leave
3 will be sitting / am going to be sitting
4 won’t be coming / aren’t going to be coming
5 Will that cause / Is that going to cause
6 No, it won’t.   / No, it isn’t.
7 will be
8 ‘ll see you (promise)
part C
1 How long are you going to stay in Beijing?
  How long are you going to be staying in Beijing?
2 as soon as I find out
3 What will you do to pass the time?
4 I’ll be working
5 I will email you all the office news. (promise)
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TEST TOMORROW about unit 5 (simple future and future progressive)
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p. 79 - pros and cons of credit cards and question 1
(“debt” and “doubt” have a silent <b> - sound like “det” and “dout”)
p. 81
A - Vocabulary
1 c
2 b
3 b
4 c
5 a
6 b
B - Comprehension
1 F - “we’ll have been traveling for a month”
2 T - “A typical college freshman will have gotten eight credit card offers…”
3 T - “you’ll have doubled your credit card debt by graduation”
4 T
5 F - “By the end of this school year, I’ll have been paying…”
6 F - “Getting your first credit card as a student…can be a good idea.”
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Future Perfect:
future = will + base form / [be] going to + base form
perfect = [have] + past participle
future perfect = will have + past participle

Now I have read five Harry Potter books. (present perfect)
By the end of the school year, I will have read all seven of them.
(future perfect = something will happen before a specific future time)

Now they have been married for 19 years and 6 months.
In September, they will have been married for 20 years.

Now I am not married. By 2025, I will have gotten married.
                               I will have been married for 5 years.
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Homework: study for the test AND do p. 85 exercise 1