Passive future

•The chairs won’t be needed for the reception

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Multiple Choice

The previous sentence expresses

• A future situation mentioning who does the action.

• A plan previously arranged for the future without mentioning who does the action

• A future situation without mentioning who does the action.

• A time - tabled for the future without mentioning who does the action

•The house sale won't have been completed by the end of the month

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Multiple Choice

The previous tense is a mix between:

• Passive voice + Future perfect

• Passive voice + future simple

• Active voice + future perfect

• Active voice + Future continuous

​•They are going to be taking out to dinner for their anniversary

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Multiple Choice

The previous sentence expresses

• A future situation mentioning who does the action.

• A plan previously arranged for the future without mentioning who does the action

• A future situation without mentioning who does the action.

• A time - tabled for the future without mentioning who does the action

•Surely you don't believe that life will be found on mars

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Open Ended

Why do you think they don't mention the person who does the action?