been running
b have run
c were running
5 What ***** from 11 to 12 tomorrow? – Nothing special. Why?
a were you doing
b have you been doing
c will you be doing
6 He ***** the Cattish language when a rat ***** him and got scared.
a was learning / heard
b learnt/heard
c has been learning/has heard
7 Kudjo ***** when you come. Be quiet.
a is sleeping
b will be sleeping
c has been sleeping
8 They ***** hide-and-seek since the morning and nobody ***** Kudjo yet.
a were playing/found
b are playing/has found
c have been playing/has found
9 They ***** in the rain and were soaked through.
a were walking
b had been walking
c walked
10 This time next week he ***** for a new journey.
a will prepare
b was preparing
c will be preparing
EXERCISE 12
Translate the story:
Итак, что же произошло в летнем заброшенном домике и кто так жутко завывал?
Куджо и Луна подползли к дому и прислушались. Тишина. Зловещая тишина. Им было слышно, как шипит мясо на огне и как звенит комар, но из домика не доносилось ни звука. Собаки осторожно открыли дверь и она заскрипела так громко, что они отскочили от испуга на несколько метров от дома.
Они постояли несколько минут, прежде чем войти в дом. В доме было темно и сыро. Куджо с Луной увидели несколько кроватей с матрасами, поломанные стулья и разбитое зеркало на стене. Луна (как настоящая девочка) сразу подошла в зеркало, чтобы взглянуть на себя. В тот же самый момент она завизжала и выскочила из дома. Куджо ничего не понял, но бросился за ней. Собаки пулей влетели в машину и Луна попыталась даже залезть под заднее сиденье. Они были настолько напуганы, что даже и не вспомнили про шашлык. Мы проехали несколько километров и только тогда Луна рассказала о том, что она увидела в зеркале.
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Unit 7
The Future Perfect Tense
Будущее совершенное время
We use the future perfect simple to talk about actions that will be completed at a particular time in the future, often with by + a time expression (then, ten thirty, next week, this time next year).
We form the future perfect simple with will + have + V3
By ten thirty Kudjo will have finished the race.
We usually use the short form of will (’ll) or will not (won’t) after a pronoun.
They’ll have finished the race by ten thirty.
They won’t have come back by then.
EXERCISE 1
Put the verbs in brackets into the Future Perfect :
1 In two days Kudjo /finish/ reading the book.
2 By Monday Kudjo /learn/ twenty new Cattish words.
3 By the end of the day Kudjo /eat/ a bag of treats.
4 Kudjo /have/ a few nice dreams by the time I wake him up.
5 Kudjo and Luna /be/ friends for two years by June.
6 He /take/ me for a walk by lunchtime.
7 Kudjo /not return/ home by noon.
8 Kudjo /make/ friends with this bull by the end of the summer?
9 They /collect/ and /hide/ all the toys by then.
10 What he /do/ by the time I wake up in the morning?
11 Kudjo /drink/ all the bottled water by night and I’ll have to buy a lot more.
EXERCISE 2
Find the proper verb and put it into the correct Future Perfect form:
Do you know what will have happened by the time Kudjo is twenty? What do you think will have come true? Put T (true) or F (false):
1 He /have/ a great-grandchild, who he’ll love a lot.
2 He /become/ a famous
