Exercice à trous

Dans cet exercice, mettez le verbe entre parenthèses à la forme verbale qui convient le mieux. Une fois que vous avez rempli toutes les zones, appuyez sur "Corriger" pour voir la réponse ainsi que votre score.

Future perfect - MIXED TENSES / AFFIRMATIVE-NEGATIVE-QUESTIONS

Fill the blanks using the correct form of affirmative, negative or question of the Future perfect.

1. By 12 o'clock I ___________________________ my grammar homework. (to finish)


2. I ___________________________ a computer by the time I get my next salary. (to buy)


3. By 2018, the customer service department ___________________________ operational for 5 years. (to be)


4. By next month, their life ___________________________ completely. (to change)


5. Laura ___________________________ out the apartment by the time we get back. (not/clean)


6. She ___________________________ ready by the time they leave the house. (not - short/to get)


7. They will be tired when they arrive. They ___________________________ for a long time. (not/to sleep)


8. Don't call me at work at 7am. I ___________________________ at the office by that time. (not/to arrive)


9. I ___________________________ every magazine in the waiting room by the time I see the dentist (not/to read)


10. We may win this war, General, but when it is over, we ___________________________ so many ships and lives. (to lost)

Correction de l'exercice

1. By 12 o'clock I will have finished my grammar homework. (to finish)
2. I will have bought a computer by the time I get my next salary. (to buy)
3. By 2018, the customer service department will have been operational for 5 years. (to be)
4. By next month, their life will have changed completely. (to change)
5. Laura will not have cleaned out the apartment by the time we get back. (not/clean)
6. She won't have got ready by the time they leave the house. (not - short/to get)
7. They will be tired when they arrive. They will not have slept for a long time. (not/to sleep)
8. Don't call me at work at 7am. I will not arrived at the office by that time. (not/to arrive)
9. I will not have read every magazine in the waiting room by the time I see the dentist (not/to read)
10. We may win this war, General, but when it is over, we will have lost so many ships and lives. (to lost)