3 The Future Tense

Alphian D.H (10114884) 4KA30

III. THE FUTURE TENSE

III a. Simple Past Tense : S + Shall/Will + V1 + O

1.      I will return your novel this afternoon.

2.      This woman will clean your room.

3.      It will probably rain in February.

4.      They will pass that examination.

5.      Brandy will come here after he has finished his work.

6.      Hurry up! We shall be the winners.

7.      My boyfriend will be angry if I am late.

8.      It will be interesting if she joins us.

9.      She will be the next leader of the week.

10.  I shall be in Australia next year.

III b. The Future Continous Tense  : S + Shall/Will + be +  verb-ing + O

1.      Father will be leaving for work at seven o’clock tomorrow morning

2.      Father will not be leaving for work at seven o’clock tomorrow morning

3.      Will father be leaving for work at seven o’clock tomorrow morning ?

4.      My aunt will be watering the flower at seven o’clock tomorrow morning

5.      My aunt will not be watering the flower at seven o’clock tomorrow morning

6.      Will my aunt be watering the flower at seven o’clock tomorrow morning ?

7.      Budi will be playing football at four o’clock tomorrow afternoon

8.      Budi will not be playing football at four o’clock tomorrow afternoon

9.      Will Budi be playing football at four o’clock tomorrow afternoon ?

10.  They will be working together at eight o’clock tomorrow morning

III c. The Future Perfect Tense : S + Shall/Will + Have + Past Participle + O

1.       I will have been in this hospital until tomorrow morning

2.       I will not have been in this hospital until tomorrow morning

3.       Eric will not have been in his room until tomorrow afternoon

4.       Will you have been in this hospital until tomorrow morning?

5.       Majid will have rented my house next month

6.       Majid will not have rented my house next month

7.       Will Majid have rented my house next month?

8.       Eric will have been in his room until tomorrow afternoon

9.       Eric will not have been in his room until tomorrow afternoon

10.   Will Eric have been in his room until tomorrow afternoon.

III d. The Future Perfect Continous Tense : S + Shall/Will + have + been + verb-ing + O

1.      Bowo will have been waiting for his girl for 2 hours at 9 p.m yesterday, but he had gone at 8.30 p.m.

2.      Budi Santoso will have been working for GMP Compay for 15 years by the end of last year, but unfortunately, they have passed away a year ago.

3.      Rangga said the she will have been managing educational website for a year last month.

4.      If I had a lot of money I shall have been traveling around the world two years ago.

5.      Anisa told me that she will have been making a cup of coffee when her mother made a cake yesterday.

6.      Wendy will have been working at that company for 5 years by the end of last year if he didn’t get an accident.

7.      If My father had not taken my car, I will have been driving my car to Bangka Belitung for a day two weeks ago.

8.      By the end of last year, I will have been living at Bandar Lampung for more than 7 years

9.      The IDM will have been running for 2 hours, by the time I was back home last night

10.  If Joko had been worked harder, he will have been receiving more salary from his company.