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Unit 3.2 Grammar

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  • Miss Chan (teach) at SPSS for 3 months by the end of December.
    will have been teaching
  • Because of the pandemic, I think Daniel (not find) a job by the end of this year.
    will not have found
  • Which tense refers to actions completed at a certain point in the future?
    future perfect
  • These cobbled streets (turn) into cycle lanes by next month. If you wish to take a nice picture of them, you'd better do it now.
    will have turned
  • By Sunday, Justin Bieber (bother) Miss Chan for one week.
    will have been bothering
  • Miss Chan (attend) a mass at 9:30 on Sunday. She will therefore turn off her phone.
    will be attending
  • By the time her parents come home, Hermoine (remove) all her belongings to keep them safe.
    will have removed
  • Seeing that Peppa has trouble with making friends at school, her teacher (encourage) her to join different clubs starting from next month.
    will be encouraging
  • Which tense is for ongoing actions in the future?
    future continuous
  • At 7 tonight, I (have) dinner with my family, so please don't call me around that time.
    will be having
  • This Summer, the girls (travel) in Europe. They (not think) about their work for sure.
    will be travelling; will not be thinking
  • When you finish this course, you (learn) Swahili for two and a half years. You should be fine travelling in Kenya.
    will have been learning
  • Which tense is used to talk about actions which have been ongoing for a period of time up until a certain point in the future
    future perfect continuous
  • If Bernice gets on the plane and flies to Hong Kong right now, she (finish) her quarantine by next Friday..
    will have finished