English by the time you come from the U.S. 14) They ack (pass) all their exams before they go to England. 15). (we, discuss) this report by the end of this month? 16) Do you think you (make) a decision to sell your car by next July? 17) We by the end of the week. 18) We the evening tomorrow. 19) (ship) the goods (come) home by (you, finish) playing tennis by 7 pm? 20) 1 article by 12 o'clock. 21) By 8 o'clock I dinner. 22) If you do not make a note of it, you (forget) it by tomorrow 23) My father is repairing our car. We hope that by Sunday he (look) through the (have (repair) it. 24) It is going to rain, and I am not sur if I (paint) the roof befor it starts raining. (forget) 25) You are not listening carefully. I'm sure you everything I have told you by the tim you come home. 26). by tomorrow evening? (you, buy) the tickets by tomorrow evening
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Here's the filled in sentences using the correct form of the verbs in parentheses to indicate future perfect tense or future simple tense, as appropriate:
14) They will have passed (pass) all their exams before they go to England.
15) Will we have discussed (we, discuss) this report by the end of this month?
16) Do you think you will have made (make) a decision to sell your car by next July?
17) We will have finished (finish) by the end of the week.
18) We will enjoy (enjoy) the evening tomorrow.
19) Will the company have shipped (ship) the goods by the time we come (come) home? Will you have finished (you, finish) playing tennis by 7 pm?
20) I will have completed (complete) the article by 12 o'clock.
21) By 8 o'clock, I will have cooked (cook) dinner.
22) If you do not make a note of it, you will forget (forget) it by tomorrow.
23) My father is repairing our car. We hope that by Sunday he will have repaired (have, repair) it.
24) It is going to rain, and I am not sure if I will have painted (paint) the roof before it starts raining.
25) You are not listening carefully. I'm sure you will have forgotten (forget) everything I have told you by the time you come home.
26) Will you have bought (you, buy) the tickets by tomorrow evening?
This exercise involves mostly the future perfect tense (will have + past participle), which is used to indicate action that will be completed before a specific time in the future. Sentence 18 uses the future simple tense (will + base form of the verb) to predict a future event.