adverbs + adverbial phrases
It took us _____ half an hour to get there.
(rough)
roughly
By the time I go on holiday, I ______ enough money. (save)
will have saved
'll have saved
Have you heard from Sue lately?
No, but I ____ her tomorrow. (meet)
will be meeting
Never _____ so embarrassed in my life.
(I + be)
have I been
My dad's got __ new job, but __ job is in another country.
a, the
We're going to have to decide _____ soon.
(pretty)
pretty
Could you call me back in half an hour? I expect ____ lunch by then.
(finish)
will have finished
'll have finished
That hotel is very expensive. This year guests ____ more that €200 a night.
(pay)
will be paying
Under no circumstance _____ the resort.
(you + should + leave)
should you leave
The bus got hit by a car. Luckily there were a few / few passengers on the bus at the time.
few
The weather has been terrible _____
(late)
lately
Correct the mistake:
It's hoped that scientists will have discovered a cure for covid 19 soon.
will discover
We _____ off for San Fransisco soon.
(take)
will be taking
Not until next week _______ another delivery.
(there + be)
will there be
This dog has had several / much different owners.
several
I looked at the bill ______ to make sure it was correct.
(close)
closely
They ______ over a 1000 reviews very soon.
(give)
will have given
Where ____ on your next holiday?
(you + stay)
will you be staying
I ran into an old friend as soon as I left my house.
No sooner had I left my house than I ran into an old friend.
There have been a lot / many dogs who have saved their owners.
many
She hugged the child in a _____ way.
(mother)
motherly
We still won't have finished / won't be finishing our exams by next Friday.
won't have finished
Next week at this time we will be having / will have been having our French test.
will be having
A) At no time did they consider splitting up.
or:
B) Nowhere before did we saw such poverty.
A!
B = Nowhere before had we seen such poverty.
They have one of ___ strangest friendships I have ever seen.
the