Work. 17.1
(to buy) the cigarettes from the corner shop when it
(to
open).
18.1
(to let) you know the second the builders
(to finish)
decorating
19.Before we
(to start) our lesson, we
(to have) a review.
20.We
(to wait) in the shelter until the bus
(to come).
21.I'm very sorry Dr. Jones
(not be) back in the clinic until 2pm.
22. This summer, 1
(to live) in Brighton for four years.
23.I don't think you
(to have) any problems when you land in Boston.
24.The baby should be due soon, next week she
(to be) pregnant for nine
months.
25.By the time we get home, they
(to play) football for 30 minutes.
26.In three years!
(to live) in a different country.
27.When you
(to get) off the train, I
(to wait) for you by the
ticket machine.
28.
(to take) your children with you to France?
18.1 - I will let you know the second the builders finish decorating. (Future Simple tense is used here to talk about a future action. The person will inform someone as soon as the builders complete their work.)
19. - Before we start our lesson, we will have a review. (Future Simple tense is used here to talk about a future action. The person will review something before the lesson begins.)
20. - We will wait in the shelter until the bus comes. (Future Simple tense is used here to talk about a future action. The person will wait for the bus until it arrives.)
21. - I'm very sorry Dr. Jones won't be back in the clinic until 2pm. (Future Simple tense is used here to talk about a future action. Dr. Jones will not be present in the clinic until 2pm.)
22. - This summer, I will have lived in Brighton for four years. (Future Perfect tense is used here to talk about a completed action in the future. By the time the summer comes, the person will have lived in Brighton for four years.)
23. - I don't think you will have any problems when you land in Boston. (Future Simple tense is used here to talk about a future action. The person believes that the other person will not face any problems when they arrive in Boston.)
24. - The baby should be due soon, next week she will have been pregnant for nine months. (Future Perfect tense is used here to talk about a completed action in the future. By next week, the woman will have been pregnant for nine months.)
25. - By the time we get home, they will have been playing football for 30 minutes. (Future Perfect tense is used here to talk about a completed action in the future. When the person arrives home, the others will have played football for 30 minutes.)
26. - In three years, I will be living in a different country. (Future Continuous tense is used here to talk about an ongoing action in the future. In three years, the person will be living in a different country.)
27. - When you get off the train, I will be waiting for you by the ticket machine. (Future Continuous tense is used here to talk about an ongoing action in the future. When the person gets off the train, the speaker will be waiting for them.)
28. - Will you take your children with you to France? (Future Simple tense is used here to ask a question about a future action. The speaker is asking if the person will bring their children to France.)