1 |
They’ll have built the new road by the end of the month. |
BUILD |
2 |
By the end of this week I’ll have been waiting for ten weeks for my phone to be repaired. |
WAIT |
3 |
I hope I’ll have finished this chapter by the end of the day. |
FINISH |
4 |
I won’t have retired till the year 2000. |
NOT RETIRE |
5 |
We’ll have been flying non-stop for twelve hours before we get to Tokyo. |
FLY |
6 |
They’ll have completed work on the dam by the end of this decade. |
COMPLETE |
7 |
By this time next week I’ll have been working on my novel for two years. |
WORK |
8 |
Don’t try to move this bookcase by yourself. Wait and I’ll help you. |
HELP |
9 |
On 2nd March we'll have been married for ten years. |
MARRY |
10 |
It is already 5 o'clock, we are going to be late. We'll cut acrossthe park to save time. |
CUT |
11 |
She'll have got up by the time we arrive. |
GET |
12 |
If you cut down on your smoking, you'll see that I'm right. |
SEE |
13 |
By the end of the century motor cars'll have disappeared from city centers. |
DISAPPEAR |
14 |
Once he finds out what is happening he'll be furious. |
FIND OUT /TO BE |
15 |
By the end of this semester she will have been studying English for 2 years. |
STUDY |
16 |
The letter won't have reached her yet, so there is no point in worrying about her reaction. |
NOT REACH |
17 |
We are late. He'll have had lunch by the time we get to the restaurant. |
HAVE/GET |
18 |
It's raining outside. I hope it will have stopped raining by tomorrow morning. |
STOP |
19 |
I think you will know the result of your exam next week. |
KNOW |
20 |
Don't touch my car again or I'll call the police! |
CALL |