FUTURE SIMPLE OR FUTURE PERFECT

By 11 pm tonight, she _____ writing the report.

• will finish

• will have finished

• finishing

I _____  Paris by the end of July next year.

• will visit

• will have visited

• visit

They _____  by 10 pm tomorrow.

• will arrive

• will have arrived

• arrive

I am sorry! I_____ you this time. Enough is enough!

• won't help

•  won't have helped

• will help

A letter _____ by me

• will have been written

• will have written

• will write

I _____ the job by Monday.

• will have finished

• will have been finished

• won't finish

Dinner ____ by mother at 7:00.

• will have been cooked

• will cook

• will have cooked

So, by next year _____ then?

• will your studies finish

• will your studies have been finished

• will your studies have finished

Will lunch have been eaten by the time we arrive? Select the active voice:

• Will someone have eaten lunch by the time we arrive?

• Will someone eat lunch by the time we arrive?

• Will someone eats lunch by the time we arrive?

She will have bought the house by Thursday afternoon. Choose the passive voice:

• The house will buy by Thursday afternoon.

• The house will have been bought by Thursday afternoon.

• The house will have bought by Thursday afternoon.