Future Time Clauses
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What is the future time clause in this sentence?
When I finish my homework, I will watch a movie.
When I finish my homework
100
What is the future perfect simple form of the verb "to complete" in the sentence:
By next year, I (complete) my degree.
By next year, I will have completed my degree.
100
What is the future perfect progressive form of the verb "to work" in this sentence?
By next year, I (work) at this company for five years.
By next year, I will have been working at this company for five years.
100
What is the primary purpose of comparing two items?
Example answer: to show the similarities between two nouns or ideas.
100
What is the main purpose of a thesis statement?
Example answer: to present the main point, topic, or argument of an essay.
200
Complete the sentence with a future time clause:
I will call you ___ I arrive at the airport.
when
200
Fill in the blank with the correct future perfect simple form:
By the time she arrives, we (finish) dinner.
By the time she arrives, we will have finished dinner.
200
Fill in the blank with the correct future perfect progressive form:
By the time you arrive, we (wait) for over an hour.
By the time you arrive, we will have been waiting for over an hour.
200
Which conjunction is commonly used to show contrast?
but
Give one example of what an introduction paragraph should include.
Examples: Introduces topic, background info, includes a thesis statement, shares the writer's opinion or argument.
300
___ the rain stops, we can go for a walk.
A) As soon as
B) When
C) Both A and B
C) Both A and B
300
Choose the correct sentence using future perfect simple:
A) They will have graduated by June.
B) They will graduate by June
A) They will have graduated by June.
300
Choose the correct sentence using future perfect progressive:
A) "She will have been studying for three hours by noon."
B) "She has been studying for three hours by noon."
300
Provide an example of a sentence comparing two cities.
Example answer: Laguna Beach is just as beautiful as Malibu.
300
Give an example of a thesis statement and write it on the board.
Example answer: This essay will discuss the differences between America and Australia.
Transform this sentence and write on the white board using a future time clause:
I will start my project. I will have enough time.
Example: When I have enough time, I will start my project.
400
Transform this statement into future perfect simple and write your response on the write board:
I hope to read all the books by the end of the year.
Example answer: I will have read all the books by the end of the year.
400
Transform this sentence into future perfect progressive and write the sentence on the board:
"I expect to run every day for a month."
Example answer: I will have been running every day for a month.
400
Provide an example of showing the differences between two cities.
Example answer: Laguna Beach and Long Beach are unique beaches in California. However, Laguna Beach is more beautiful.
400
Create a thesis statement about social media and write it on the board.
Example answer: In this essay, we will discuss the positive and negative impacts that social media has had on our society.
Identify the error in this sentence:
I will go to the gym when I finished my work.
Correct form: I will go to the gym when I finish my work.
500
Identify the error in this sentence:
By next month, I will have finish my project.
Example answer: By next month, I will have finished my project.
500
Identify the error in this sentence:
By the end of the week, they will have been finish their project.
Correct form: By the end of the week, they will have been finishing their project.
500
Go to the write board and write one sentence using either comparative or contrast. Use your country and America. For example, either show the similarities between your country and America or the differences.
Example answer: America is a very big country, likewise with Australia.
500
Choose a topic either comparison or contrast: write on the board 5 words or phrases you can use with either comparison or contrasting sentences.
For example:
Comparison: similarly, in the same way, likewise, and, just as