Hi teacher Leah! Here are my answers! 1. I will have arrived by 8. 2. You will not have slept when they come over. 3. Why she will have fixed dinner by then? 4. Lola and Tim will not have finished the assignment by the next class. 5. Why you will have bought a house next summer? 6. The teacher will have explained about the future perfect tense.7. The students will not have listened carefully to the Professor Bonus: Will I have understood about this topic? Keep me posted about my sentences. Thanks in advance, Ma'am!
Hi Nathaniel, Thanks for the practice answers! You did a great job. #3 should say, "Will she have fixed dinner by then?" since we change the position of subject + will when forming a question. The same goes for #5. It should be "Will you have bought a house by next summer?" For your last two sentences- great job making your own! And you even included a bonus! What an A+ student you are :) All of the sentences follow the tense correctly. But, for your #6 and bonus sentence, you actually don't need the word 'about'. You can simply say "..explained the future.." and "..I have understood this topic..". Overall, GREAT job!
1)I will have arrived by 8. 2)You will not have slept when they come over. 3)Will she have fixed the dinner by then?. 4)Lola and Tim will not have finished the assignments by the next class. 5)Will you have bought a house by next summer? 6)I will have done my homework by the noon. 7)Will not she have a car?
Shafqat, awesome job once again!! I can always rely on you to comment on my videos :) You did a wonderful job with all of your sentences. There are only a few small errors. #6- In this sentence, you used the future perfect tense correctly! But, you do not need the article 'the' when using the noun 'noon'. You can simply say "I will have done my homework by noon". We don't need 'the'! #7- You were very close on this one! Remember the order when making questions is will+subject+not+past participle. The only thing that changes when going from an affirmative or negative sentence to an interrogative sentence (question) is changing the first verb (helping verb) with the subject. Also, you are missing a verb. Remember, we need will + have + past participle. You only have the 'have'. Perhaps, your sentence could say "Will she not have had a car (by then)?"
I will have arrived home by 8 clock. So she will have fixed the dinner when we come over. Sorry I have forgotten to tell you about my lazy friend Tim. Tim will not have finished the lab assignment by next class. By the way do not ask me this question " will you have bought a new house by next summer? " because I don't have enegh money to buy new house next summer. This question for you: Will you have made your font size bigger by next lesson? 🤔
Humble Man, excellent job with your sentences!! You did a great job following the future perfect tense rules. The only small correction I have for you is in your second sentence. We do not need an article when using nouns like breakfast, lunch, or dinner. So, you do not need 'the'. You can just say "She will have fixed dinner when we come over". Your last question is very creative, relevant and in the future perfect tense :) I can definitely make the font bigger if it helps!
Great job!
I am learning many new things from you.😀
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Hi Leah! You can also make videos on :😊
*preposition
*conjunction
Huhhh...?😕
Yes, definitely. They are on my list!
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Why didn't you upload video on Tuesday?
Hi teacher Leah! Here are my answers!
1. I will have arrived by 8. 2. You will not have slept when they come over. 3. Why she will have fixed dinner by then? 4. Lola and Tim will not have finished the assignment by the next class. 5. Why you will have bought a house next summer? 6. The teacher will have explained about the future perfect tense.7. The students will not have listened carefully to the Professor Bonus: Will I have understood about this topic? Keep me posted about my sentences. Thanks in advance, Ma'am!
Hi Nathaniel,
Thanks for the practice answers! You did a great job.
#3 should say, "Will she have fixed dinner by then?" since we change the position of subject + will when forming a question.
The same goes for #5. It should be "Will you have bought a house by next summer?"
For your last two sentences- great job making your own! And you even included a bonus! What an A+ student you are :) All of the sentences follow the tense correctly. But, for your #6 and bonus sentence, you actually don't need the word 'about'. You can simply say "..explained the future.." and "..I have understood this topic..".
Overall, GREAT job!
Hey Leah, so you know Lucy from ENGLISH WITH LUCY?
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Mam please make a video on passive voice
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Here is the link for my video on passive/active voice!
1)I will have arrived by 8.
2)You will not have slept when they come over.
3)Will she have fixed the dinner by then?.
4)Lola and Tim will not have finished the assignments by the next class.
5)Will you have bought a house by next summer?
6)I will have done my homework by the noon.
7)Will not she have a car?
Shafqat, awesome job once again!! I can always rely on you to comment on my videos :)
You did a wonderful job with all of your sentences. There are only a few small errors.
#6- In this sentence, you used the future perfect tense correctly! But, you do not need the article 'the' when using the noun 'noon'. You can simply say "I will have done my homework by noon". We don't need 'the'!
#7- You were very close on this one! Remember the order when making questions is will+subject+not+past participle. The only thing that changes when going from an affirmative or negative sentence to an interrogative sentence (question) is changing the first verb (helping verb) with the subject. Also, you are missing a verb. Remember, we need will + have + past participle. You only have the 'have'. Perhaps, your sentence could say "Will she not have had a car (by then)?"
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I will have arrived home by 8 clock. So she will have fixed the dinner when we come over. Sorry I have forgotten to tell you about my lazy friend Tim. Tim will not have finished the lab assignment by next class. By the way do not ask me this question " will you have bought a new house by next summer? "
because I don't have enegh money to buy new house next summer.
This question for you:
Will you have made your font size bigger by next lesson? 🤔
Humble Man, excellent job with your sentences!! You did a great job following the future perfect tense rules.
The only small correction I have for you is in your second sentence. We do not need an article when using nouns like breakfast, lunch, or dinner. So, you do not need 'the'. You can just say "She will have fixed dinner when we come over".
Your last question is very creative, relevant and in the future perfect tense :) I can definitely make the font bigger if it helps!