By the time the reading class (starts, will start, will have started), I (will have have, have, will have had) my lunch.
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This morning, we (will be having, have, will have) the final grammar exam.
will be having
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I (had driven, drove) the car before it (got, had gotten) cleaned.
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Ted (had taught, taught, had been teaching) the class when the alarm rang.
had been teaching
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"Her husband." she said, "is an engineer."
"Her husband," she said, "is an engineer."
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Ted will have finished his master by the time his sister (will have graduated, will graduate, graduates).
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In the next two weeks, I (will study, will be studying, study) for my GRE exam.
will be studying
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Ted (slept, had slept) after he (did, had done) his homework.
Use the past perfect continuous to fill the blanks using the verb in the brackets:
He _________ (read) in the library when the lights turned off.
Q: When does the class start?
A: I'm not sure ___________
By the time Ted gets a car, he __________ (have) his driver license.
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Next semester, I (will take, will be taking, take) graduate classes.
will be taking
Use the past perfect or simple past to fill the blanks using verbs in the brackets:
I ________ (have) my breakfast before the grammar class _________ (start).
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We had tried to open the door for five minutes when Jane found her key.
had tried = had been trying
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Ted asked me (where his wallet was, where was his wallet ).
where his wallet was
Taylor will have gone to the grocery by the time her husband (woke up, wakes up, will wake up).
Use the future continuous to fill the blanks:
I __________ (cook) dinner after I arrive home.
will be cooking
Use the past perfect or simple past to fill the blanks using verbs in the brackets:
By the time my brother ___________ (arrive) Dubai, I ____________ (go, already) to the US.
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she cooked for 30 minutes when her father arrived home.
cooked = had been cooking
I don't know whether he will help us.
True or False: "whether he will help us" is a noun clause.
Use the future perfect to fill the blank:
By the time I finish my English course, I ______ (take) the GRE test.
Tomorrow I'm going to go shopping. When I arrive to the mall, my friends wait for me.
Use the past perfect or simple past to fill the blanks using verbs in the brackets:
Ted ___________ (watch, never) horror movies before he _________ (go) to the cinema with his friends.
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Ted ran for an hour when he met his classmates.
The red car that is parked in the level 2 is mine.
True or False: "that is parked in the level 2" is a noun clause.