Question

Complete the following sentences by putting one verb in the future with will, and the other verb in the present perfect.
1. I (write) to you as soon as I (hear) from Helen.
2. When I (finish), I (tell) you.
3. When I (finish) watching the film on television, we (go) for a walk.
4. I (help) you with the decorating when I (do) the washing up.
5. Paul says he (call) us as soon as he (get) the results of his exams.
6. Cathy (phone) us when she (complete) the typing.
7. We (contact) you as soon as the meeting (finish).
8. I (let) you know the moment I (learn) anything new.
9. They (not discuss) anything until they (receive) the price list.
10. She (accept) our offer only after we (give) her all the details.

Answer 1

1. I will write to you as soon as I have heard from Helen.
2. When I have finished, I will tell you.
3. When I have finished watching the film on television, we will go for a walk.
4. I will help you with the decorating when I have done the washing up.
5. Paul says he will call us as soon as he has got the results of his exams.
6. Cathy will phone us when she has completed the typing.
7. We will contact you as soon as the meeting has finished.
8. I will let you know the moment I have learnt anything new.
9. They won't discuss anything until they have received the price list.
10. She will accept our offer only after we have given her all the details.