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18 de oct. de 2023 · 34 ejercicios con frases para completar en first conditional. Completa las frases conjugando el verbo entre paréntesis. Fíjate en que las frases pueden estar en afirmativa, en negativa o en interrogativa. Consulta nuestro artículo sobre los verbos en inglés si necesitas recordar cómo se forman el present simple y el futuro con will.
They can both mean: 'She will start her homework at 4.' That said, the first one is clearer to demonstrate that meaning. However the second one can also mean that 'she' started her homework before 4, and is still doing it at 4, and will likely carry on for some time after.
She will have completed her project by tomorrow. They will have fixed the car before the weekend. We will have arrived at the destination by noon. He will have finished his homework by the time you call. I will have graduated from school by next year. I won’t have received the package by the end of the day.
Choose the correct forms of the future continuous and future perfect for the sentences below. 1 When we arrive in Los Angeles, we'll need to rest, because we _______ about 800 miles. 2 By the time you arrive, I _______ something spectacular and dinner will be on the table waiting for you.
To form Yes/No questions in the future perfect simple tense use: Will/Won’t + Subject + have + V3 (past participle) form of the verb. Will she have gotten her passport by then? Won't you have sent the documents by Thursday? Future Perfect Progressive.
we they. Use the words to write sentences with Future Continuous. Use ‘will be’ or ‘won’t be’ or ‘won’t’. 1. (I / not travel / next week) _______________________________________________. 2. (Sam / study / at two o’clock) ____________________________________________. 3. (you / work / tonight?)
The structure of the sentence: Affirmative sentences:- Subject + helping verb + main verb + object. subject+ will + main verb (in is original form) + object. Example: Farah will complete her homework. Interrogative sentences:- Helping verb + subject + main verb + object. Will + subject + participle form of main verb + object.
