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Prepare 7 Unt 9 Future

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    the future perfect and the future perfect continuous
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  • Technology (put) an end to our energy problems and people (generate) most of their electricity from the sun.
    will have put, will be generating
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  • We still (not find) life on other planets by then, but some of us (live) on them.
    won’t have found, will be living
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  • I definitely (not work) because I (earn) enough money to retire!
    won’t be working, will have earned
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  • Many people will live until they are 150, as scientists (discover) a cure for all diseases.
    will have discovered
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  • The information office (close) early on Friday and it (not open) at all over the weekend.
    will be closing, won’t be opening
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  • A team training session (take) place on Monday morning.
    will be taking
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  • ‘How’s the goalkeeper? (he/play) next Saturday?’ ‘No, he (not play) in any matches until he’s recovered from his injuries.’
    Will he be playing, won’t be playing
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  • My uncle and aunt got married in 1985. By 2025, they
    ’ll have been married for forty years.
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  • We moved to this house nearly ten years ago. At the end of this year, we
    ’ll have lived here for ten years.
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  • Harry went to sleep at three o’clock. He’ll get up at seven, so he _ for only four hours.
    ’ll have slept
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  • I’m making a cake, so the kitchen is a bit messy. I’ll tidy up before lunch. By lunchtime, I
    ’ll have tidied up the kitchen.
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  • The team left in a coach early on Saturday morning to go to an away match. They arrive there on Saturday evening. When they get off the coach, they _ all day.
    ’ll have been travelling
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  • Correct or incorrect: The train will be leaving in 20 minutes.
    yes
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  • Correct or incorrect: The train will have left in 20 minutes.
    yes
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  • Correct or incorrect: The train will have been leaving in 20 minutes.
    no
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  • Correct or incorrect: He’s writing so slowly he won’t be finishing his homework before the class begins.
    no
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