Please refer to the definition file.

1

2

1. The producer of this movie is going to be very famous.
2. He is an honest servant of our family.
3. My brother is interested in the history of this old town.
4. She is curious about this international historian on TV.
5. We have to see the judge in court today.
6. She applied as an editor at our company.

37. My adviser told me to continue my studies in London.
8. The chief police officer died in a car accident yesterday.
9. His father is the chief of their organization.
10. She wants to meet the dealer of this beautiful car on the road.
11. That lad on the stage is really nice and interesting.
12. The manager was talking when the new employee arrived.

41. We have to see the judge in court today.
2. We have to see the judge in the room today.
3. We have to see the teacher in the room today.
4. We have to see the doctor in the room today.
5. We have to see the doctor in the hospital today.
6. We have to see the doctor in the hospital this afternoon.
7. We have to see the nurse in the hospital this afternoon.
8. We have to see the manager in the hospital this afternoon.

51. He is an honest servant of our family. Repeat.
2. He is an honest servant of our family. Change: she.
3. She is an honest servant of our family. Change: good.
4. She is a good servant of our family. Change: friendly.
5. She is a friendly servant of our family. Change: their.
6. She is a friendly servant of their family. Change: company.
7. She is a friendly servant of their company. Change: kind.
8. She is a kind servant of their company. Change: manager.

61. That lad is nice.
2. That lad is really nice.
3. That lad is really nice and interesting.
4. That lad on the stage is really nice and interesting.
5. That lad on the big stage is really nice and interesting.
6. That cute lad on the big stage is really nice and interesting.

7

1. She wants to meet the dealer. Repeat.
2. She wants to meet the dealer. Add: of this car.
3. She wants to meet the dealer of this car. Add: beautiful.
4. She wants to meet the dealer of this beautiful car. Add: black.
5. She wants to meet the dealer of this beautiful black car. Add: on the road.
6. She wants to meet the dealer of this beautiful black car on the road.
Add: this afternoon.

8

1. The chief police officer died in his car yesterday. Repeat.
2. The chief police officer died in his car yesterday. Transform: who.
3. The chief police officer died in his car yesterday. Transform: where.
4. The chief police officer died in his car yesterday. Transform: when.
5. The chief police officer died in his car yesterday. Transform: not.

9

1. My adviser told me to continue my studies in London. Repeat.
2. My adviser told me to continue my studies in London. Transform: who.
3. My adviser told me to continue my studies in London. Transform: what.
4. My adviser told me to continue my studies in London. Transform: where.
5. My adviser told me to continue my studies in London. Transform: not.
6. My brother is interested in the history of this old town. Repeat.
7. My brother is interested in the history of this old town. Transform: who.
8. My brother is interested in the history of this old town. Transform: what.
9. My brother is interested in the history of this old town. Transform: not.

10

1. Who is curious about this international historian on TV? She is curious …
2. Who is the chief of their organization? His father …
3. Is he an honest servant of our family? Yes, he is …
4. Where did she apply as an editor? S he applied …
5. Is that lad on the stage really nice and interesting? Yes, that lad …
6. Who is going to be very famous? The producer …
7. Was the manager talking when the new employee arrived? Yes, themanager …
8. Is his father the chief of their organization? Yes, his father …

11

1. Do you know the producer of your favorite movie? Who?
2. Who is the most interesting historian you know?
3. Do you like to be a judge?
4. Are you an employee? Where?
5. Do you want to be an employee in a specific company?
6. Who is the editor of your favorite book?
7. Do you want to be the chief of a company?

12Please refer to the definition file.

13

The future perfect tense indicates that an action will have been completed atsome point in the future. This tense is formed with “will” plus “have” plus thepast participle of the verb: subject + will + has/have+ past participle
For example:
I will have spent all my money by this time next week.
Sam will have run twenty kilometers after tomorrow.
They will have finished studying English when this year ends.

14

1. She will have jumped with excitement after I tell her the good news.
2. They will have acquired a good education two years from now.
3. I will have illustrated my plan for the company next week.
4. He will have demonstrated the cause of the problem after today.
5. We will have hurried going home next month.
6. Sam will have designed his new house after work on Saturday.

15

7. Peter will have explored different countries after his long holiday.
8. He will have offered him a job before he leaves.
9. She will have kissed her mother before she goes to school tomorrow.
10. He will have kicked the ball on the ground after cleaning the house.
11. I will have made a long jump after the exam tomorrow.
12. She will have accepted his offer of love by this time tomorrow.
13. The designer of her dress owns a big shop in this town.

16

1. I will have made a long jump after the exam tomorrow.
2. He will have made a long jump after the exam tomorrow.
3. She will have made a long jump after the exam tomorrow.
4. She will have made a long jump after the exam on Monday.
5. She will have made a long jump after the test on Monday.
6. She will have made a long jump after the test this afternoon.
7. They will have made a long jump after the test this afternoon.

17

1. He will have offered him a job before he leaves. Repeat.
2. He will have offered him a job before he leaves. Change: she.
3. She will have offered him a job before she leaves. Change: given.
4. She will have given him a job before she leaves. Change: house.
5. She will have given him a house before she leaves. Change: them.
6. She will have given them a house before she leaves. Change: bought.
7. She will have bought them a house before she leaves. Change: car.

18

1. She will have kissed her mother.
2. She will have kissed her mother before she goes to school.
3. She will have kissed her beautiful mother before she goes to school.
4. She will have kissed her beautiful mother before she goes to her new school.
5. She will have kissed her beautiful mother before she goes to her new school
tomorrow.

19

1. He will have demonstrated the problem.
2. He will have demonstrated the cause of the problem.
3. He will have demonstrated the cause of the problem in the company.
4. He will have demonstrated the cause of the problem in the company today.
5. He will have demonstrated the cause of the problem in the company at 5
o’clock today.

20

1. Peter will have explored different countries.
2. Peter will have explored different countries after his holiday.
3. Peter will have explored different countries after his long holiday.
4. Peter will have explored different countries after his long holiday in Japanand China.
5. Peter will have explored different countries after his long holiday in Japan,
China, and London.

21

1. I will have illustrated my plan. Repeat.
2. I will have illustrated my plan. Add: nice.
3. I will have illustrated my nice plan. Add: for the company.
4. I will have illustrated my nice plan for the company. Add: after work.
5. I will have illustrated my nice plan for the company after work. Add: next week.

221. We will have hurried to go home next month. Repeat.
2. We will have hurried to go home next month. Change: the designer.
3. The designer will have hurried to go home next month. Add: after work.
4. The designer will have hurried to go home after work next month. Change:week.
5. The designer will have hurried to go home after work next week. Add: at 5
o’clock.
6. The designer will have hurried to go home after work at 5 o’clock next week.
Transform: who.
7. The designer will have hurried to go home after work at 5 o’clock next week.
Transform: when.

231. Who will have jumped with excitement after I tell her the good news?
2. When will he have demonstrated the cause of the problem?
3. Who will have designed his new house after work on Saturday?
4. Will he have offered him a job before he leaves?
5. What will he have kicked on the ground after cleaning the house?
6. Who will have hurried to go home next month?
7. Will Peter have explored different countries after his long holiday?
8. When will they have acquired a good education?

24

1. Do you like to talk in front of many people?
2. Have you accomplished all your dreams in life?
3. Do you always have to hurry when you go to work/school?
4. Do you want to explore the world? Why or why not?
5. When was the last time you received an offer for something?
6. Would you like to design your own house?
7. Do you know any famous designers?

25

Please refer to the definition file.

26

27

1. We are having a difficult and complicated situation in the office.
2. The smoke from the cars makes me feel sick every day.
3. We do have an individual role in our society.
4. This new furniture in the room is not necessary for the family.
5. There’s a big space for the children to play outside her house.
6. She needs to buy groceries before the shop closes at 6 p.m.

28

7. I need to buy two new handbags for my holiday next week.
8. She was opening the window when I turned the door handle.
9. The garbage outside their house smells really bad.
10. He lost his favorite gloves on the field yesterday morning.
11. I was making breakfast when the water heater fell on the floor.
12. We need to throw our garbage in the trash bin outside the house.

29

1. I need to buy a new handbag for my holiday next week.
2. She needs to buy a new handbag for her holiday next week.
3. She needs to buy a new handbag for her show next week.
4. She needs to buy a new handbag for her show on Sunday.
5. She needs to bring a new handbag for her show on Sunday.
6. She needs to bring a nice handbag for her show on Sunday.
7. She needs to bring a nice dress for her show on Sunday.
8. She needs to bring a nice hat for her show on Sunday.

30

1. He lost his favorite gloves on the field yesterday morning. Repeat.
2. He lost his favorite gloves on the field yesterday morning. Change: hat.
3. He lost his favorite hat on the field yesterday morning. Change: new.
4. He lost his new hat on the field yesterday morning. Change: afternoon.
5. He lost his new hat on the field yesterday afternoon. Change: office.
6. He lost his new hat in the office yesterday afternoon. Change: she.
7. She lost her new hat in the office yesterday afternoon. Change: bag.
8. She lost her new bag in the office yesterday afternoon. Change: gave.

31

1. This furniture is expensive.
2. This new furniture is expensive.
3. This new furniture is very expensive.
4. This new furniture in the room is very expensive.
5. This new furniture in the big room is very expensive.
6. This new furniture in the big room is very expensive and not necessary.
7. This new furniture in the big room is very expensive and not necessary forthe family.

32

1. She needs to buy groceries.
2. She needs to buy groceries at the supermarket.
3. She needs to buy groceries at the supermarket before it closes.
4. She needs to buy groceries at the supermarket before it closes at 6 p.m.
5. She needs to buy groceries at the supermarket before it closes at 6 p.m. thisevening.

33

1. There’s a space for the children.
2. There’s a big space for the children.
3. There’s a big space for the children to play.
4. There’s a big space for the children to play outside her house.
5. There’s a big space for the children to play outside her new house.

34

1. She needs to buy groceries before the shop closes at 6 p.m. Repeat.
2. She needs to buy groceries before the shop closes at 6 p.m. Transform: what.
3. She needs to buy groceries before the shop closes at 6 p.m. Transform: who.
4. She needs to buy groceries before the shop closes at 6 p.m. Transform:
when.
5. She needs to buy groceries before the shop closes at 6 p.m. Transform: not.

35

1. He lost his favorite gloves on the field yesterday morning. Repeat.
2. He lost his favorite gloves on the field yesterday morning. Transform: what.
3. He lost his favorite gloves on the field yesterday morning. Transform: who.
4. He lost his favorite gloves on the field yesterday morning. Transform: where.
5. He lost his favorite gloves on the field yesterday morning. Transform: when.
6. He lost his favorite gloves on the field yesterday morning. Transform: not.

36

1. Who is having a difficult and complicated situation in the office? We arehaving …
2. Did he lose his favorite gloves on the field yesterday morning? Yes, helost …
3. What was she opening when I turned the door handle? She was
opening …
4. Is this new furniture in the room necessary for the family? No, this new
furniture …
5. Who needs to buy groceries before the shop closes at 6 p.m.? She
needs …
6. Is there a big space for the children to play outside her house? Yes,
there’s …
7. What smells really bad outside their house? The garbage …
8. What makes you feel sick every day? The smoke …

37

1. What can you say about our society?
2. Is there anything you want to change in our society?
3. Do you like buying expensive furniture?
4. Who buys your groceries at home?
5. How often do you buy groceries?
6. Does the smoke from cars make you feel sick?
7. Do you like to have a big space outside your house?
8. What was the most difficult situation you have experienced?

38

39

40

41

42

43

1. The producer of this movie is going to be very famous.
2. He is an honest servant of our family.
3. She is curious about this international historian on TV.
4. We have to see the judge in court today.
5. The designer of her dress owns a big shop in this town.
6. Sam will have designed his new house after work on Saturday.
7. Peter will have explored different countries after his long holiday.
8. He will have offered him a job before he leaves.
9. She will have kissed her mother before she goes to school tomorrow.
10. He will have kicked the ball on the ground after cleaning the house.

441. We have to see the judge in court today.
2. We have to see the judge in the room today.
3. We have to see the teacher in the room today.
4. We have to see the doctor in the room today.
5. We have to see the doctor in the hospital today.
6. We have to see the doctor in the hospital this afternoon.
7. We have to see the nurse in the hospital this afternoon.
8. We have to see the manager in the hospital this afternoon.

45

1. He will have offered him a job before he leaves. Repeat.
2. He will have offered him a job before he leaves. Change: she.
3. She will have offered him a job before she leaves. Change: given.
4. She will have given him a job before she leaves. Change: house.
5. She will have given him a house before she leaves. Change: them.
6. She will have given them a house before she leaves. Change: bought.
7. She will have bought them a house before she leaves. Change: car.

46

1. This furniture is expensive.
2. This new furniture is expensive.
3. This new furniture is very expensive.
4. This new furniture in the room is very expensive.
5. This new furniture in the big room is very expensive.
6. This new furniture in the big room is very expensive and not necessary.
7. This new furniture in the big room is very expensive and not necessary forthe family.

47

1. That lad is nice.
2. That lad is really nice.
3. That lad is really nice and interesting.
4. That lad on the stage is really nice and interesting.
5. That lad on the big stage is really nice and interesting.
6. That cute lad on the big stage is really nice and interesting.

48

1. She wants to meet the dealer. Repeat.
2. She wants to meet the dealer. Add: of this car.
3. She wants to meet the dealer of this car. Add: beautiful.
4. She wants to meet the dealer of this beautiful car. Add: black.
5. She wants to meet the dealer of this beautiful black car. Add: on the road.
6. She wants to meet the dealer of this beautiful black car on the road.
Add: this afternoon.

49

1. I will have illustrated my plan. Repeat.
2. I will have illustrated my plan. Add: nice.
3. I will have illustrated my nice plan. Add: for the company.
4. I will have illustrated my nice plan for the company. Add: after work.
5. I will have illustrated my nice plan for the company after work. Add: next week.

50

1. She needs to buy groceries before the shop closes at 6 p.m. Repeat.
2. She needs to buy groceries before the shop closes at 6 p.m. Transform: what.
3. She needs to buy groceries before the shop closes at 6 p.m. Transform: who.
4. She needs to buy groceries before the shop closes at 6 p.m. Transform:
when.
5. She needs to buy groceries before the shop closes at 6 p.m. Transform: not.

51

1. He lost his favorite gloves on the field yesterday morning. Repeat.
2. He lost his favorite gloves on the field yesterday morning. Transform: what.
3. He lost his favorite gloves on the field yesterday morning. Transform: who.
4. He lost his favorite gloves on the field yesterday morning. Transform: where.
5. He lost his favorite gloves on the field yesterday morning. Transform: when.
6. He lost his favorite gloves on the field yesterday morning. Transform: not.

52

1. My adviser told me to continue my studies in London. Repeat.
2. My adviser told me to continue my studies in London. Transform: who.
3. My adviser told me to continue my studies in London. Transform: what.
4. My adviser told me to continue my studies in London. Transform: where.
5. My adviser told me to continue my studies in London. Transform: not.

53

1. We will have hurried to go home by next month. Repeat.
2. We will have hurried to go home by next month. Change: she.
3. She will have hurried to go home by next month. Add: after work.
4. She will have hurried to go home after work by next month. Change: week.
5. She will have hurried to go home after work by next week. Add: at 5 o’clock.
6. She will have hurried to go home after work at 5 o’clock by next week.
Transform: who.
7. She will have hurried to go home after work at 5 o’clock by next week.
Transform: when.

54

1. He lost his favorite gloves on the field yesterday morning. Write.
Change: hat
2. He lost his favorite hat on the field yesterday morning. Write.
Change: new
3. He will have offered him a job before he leaves. Write.
Change: she
4. She will have given him a job before she leaves. Write.
Change: house55

5. She will have bought them a house before she leaves. Write.
Change: car
6. The designer will have hurried to go home after work next month. Write.
Change: week
7. She is a friendly servant of their family. Write.
Change: company
8. He is an honest servant of our family. Write.
Change: she56

Please refer to the definition file.

57

1. She has performed successfully in different international shows.
2. Their performance last night was really amazing.
3. I swapped rooms with my sister last week.
4. He was using the switch to turn off the light when she fell on the floor.
5. Science was my major, then I switched to English.
6. Peter twisted his knee while playing basketball last Sunday.

58

7. The nurse wrapped the baby and brought her to her mother.
8. Mary submitted the papers to her enthusiastic professor.
9. We need to go back to our previous house before the weekend.
10. The children were really scared when they ran away from the criminals.
11. Maria and James set off on a holiday to Japan this December.
12. The police officers marched towards the building.

591. performance
2. twist
3. switch
4. wrap
5. march60

1. Their performance last night was really amazing.
2. His performance last night was really amazing.
3. Peter’s performance last night was really amazing.
4. Peter’s performance last week was really amazing.
5. Peter’s performance last week was really successful.
6. Peter’s performance last week was really enjoyable.
7. Sally’s performance last week was really enjoyable.
8. Sally’s performance last Sunday was really enjoyable.

611. Maria and James will set off on a holiday to Japan this December. Repeat.
2. Maria and James will set off on a holiday to Japan this December. Change:they.
3. They will set off on a holiday to Japan this December. Change: we.
4. We will set off on a holiday to Japan this December. Change: London.
5. We will set off on a holiday to London this December. Change: next year.
6. We will set off on a holiday to London next year. Add: short.
7. We will set off on a short holiday to London next year. Change: my parents.

62

1. She has performed in different shows.
2. She has performed in different international shows.
3. She has performed successfully in different international shows.
4. She has performed successfully in three different international shows.
5. She has performed successfully in three different international shows this
year.

63

1. We need to go back to our house.
2. We need to go back to our previous house.
3. We need to go back to our previous house before the weekend.
4. We need to go back to our previous house immediately before the weekend.

64

1. Mary submitted the papers to her enthusiastic professor. Repeat.
2. Change: John.
3. Change: Sam.
4. Change: kind.
5. Change: Sally.
6. Change: gave.
7. Change: teacher.
8. Change: friendly.

65

1. I swapped rooms with my sister last week. Repeat.
2. I swapped rooms with my sister last week. Transform: what.
3. I swapped rooms with my sister last week. Transform: who.
4. I swapped rooms with my sister last week. Transform: when.
5. I swapped rooms with my sister last week. Transform: not.

66

1. Peter twisted his knee while playing basketball on the field last Sunday.
Repeat.
2. Peter twisted his knee while playing basketball on the field last Sunday.
Transform: who.
3. Peter twisted his knee while playing basketball on the field last Sunday.
Transform: when.
4. Peter twisted his knee while playing basketball on the field last Sunday.
Transform: where.
5. Peter twisted his knee while playing basketball on the field last Sunday.
Transform: not.

67

1. She has performed successfully | in different international shows. ⤵
2. Their performance last night | was really amazing. ⤵
3. I swapped rooms with my sister | last week. ⤵
4. He was using the switch to turn off the light | when she fell on the floor. ⤵
5. Science was my major, | then I switched to English. ⤵

68

69

70

Please refer to the definition file.

71

We use the future continuous to indicate that a longer action in the future will
be interrupted by a shorter action in the future. This can be a real interruption
or just an interruption in time. The interruption or the shorter action in the
future is in the simple present. This is because the interruptions are in timeclauses,
and we cannot use future tenses in time clauses.
For example:
1. I will be watching TV when she arrives tonight.
2. Sally will be reading books when John knocks on the door this evening.
3. She will be sitting on the chair when the children sing tomorrow.

721. The teachers will be releasing the result of the test when everyone finishes.
2. The company will be raising the pay of the employees when this year ends.
3. Mark will be repairing his car when he finishes his work on Saturday.
4. Sarah will be having a good image when she accepts ABC company’s
employment.
5. The management will be improving their performance when the president
arrives next week.
6. The witnesses of the show will be shouting when the amazing performer
dances.

73

7. I will be registering my name when the new shop opens tomorrow.
8. My mother will be frying some food for dinner when my father arrives fromthe office.
9. Mark will be serving some tea for us when we visit him this weekend.
10. His car will be needing a repair when he returns from the mountains.
11. She will be filing the documents on the table when the manager finishes his
meeting.
12. The two men will be robbing the bank when the employees arrive tomorrow.

74

1. Mark will be repairing his car when he finishes his work this Saturday.
2. James will be repairing his car when he finishes his work this Saturday.
3. James will be driving his car when he finishes his work this Saturday.
4. James will be driving his car when he finishes his work tomorrow.
5. James will be driving his car when he finishes his meeting tomorrow.
6. James will be driving his car when he finishes his lunch tomorrow.
7. Sally will be driving her car when she finishes her lunch tomorrow.
8. Sally will be driving her car when she finishes her exam tomorrow.

75

1. Mark will be serving some tea for us when we visit him this weekend. Repeat.
2. Mark will be serving some tea for us when we visit him this weekend. Change:Sam.
3. Sam will be serving some tea for us when we visit him this weekend. Change:
sandwich.
4. Sam will be serving some sandwiches for us when we visit him this weekend.
Change: on Sunday.
5. Sam will be serving some sandwiches for us when we visit him on Sunday.
Change: Anne.
6. Anne will be serving some sandwiches for us when we visit her on Sunday.
Change: whiskey.
7. Anne will be serving some whiskey for us when we visit her on Sunday. Change:
tomorrow.

76

1. I will be registering my name.
2. I will be registering my name tomorrow.
3. I will be registering my name when the shop opens tomorrow.
4. I will be registering my name when the new shop opens tomorrow.
5. I will be registering my full name when the new shop opens tomorrow.
6. I will be registering my full name when the new shop opens at 5 o’clock
tomorrow.

77

1. My mother will be frying some food.
2. My mother will be frying some food for dinner.
3. My mother will be frying some food for dinner when my father arrives.
4. My mother will be frying some food for dinner when my father arrives fromthe office.
5. My mother will be frying some food for dinner when my father arrives fromthe office tonight.

78

1. The two men will be robbing the bank when the employees arrive tomorrow.
Repeat.
2. The two men will be robbing the bank when the employees arrive tomorrow.
Transform: what.
3. The two men will be robbing the bank when the employees arrive tomorrow.
Transform: who.
4. The two men will be robbing the bank when the employees arrive tomorrow.
Transform: when.
5. The two men will be robbing the bank when the employees arrive tomorrow.
Transform: not.

79

1. Mark will be repairing his car when he finishes his work on Saturday. Repeat.
2. Mark will be repairing his car when he finishes his work on Saturday.
Transform: who.
3. Mark will be repairing his car when he finishes his work on Saturday.
Transform: what.
4. Mark will be repairing his car when he finishes his work on Saturday.
Transform: when.
5. Mark will be repairing his car when he finishes his work on Saturday.
Transform: not.

80

1. The witnesses of the show will be shouting when the amazing performer
dances. Repeat.
2. The witnesses of the show will be shouting when the amazing performer
dances. Change: audience.
3. The audience of the show will be shouting when the amazing performer
dances. Add: tonight.
4. The audience of the show will be shouting when the amazing performer
dances tonight. Change: we.
5. We will be shouting when the amazing performer dances tonight. Add: on thefloor.

81

6. We will be shouting when the amazing performer dances on the floor tonight.
Change: beautiful.
7. We will be shouting when the beautiful performer dances on the floor tonight.
Change: jumping.
8. We will be jumping when the beautiful performer dances on the floor tonight.
Change: they.
9. They will be jumping when the beautiful performer dances on the floor
tonight. Change: stage.
10. They will be jumping when the beautiful performer dances on the stage
tonight. Change: international.

82

1. Do you want to be a part of a company’s management?
2. Have you witnessed a crime? If yes, what did you do?
3. Is the employment in your country increasing?
4. Do you know how to repair a car?
5. What kind of food do you like being served in a restaurant?
6. What will you be doing when you arrive home tonight?
7. When will you be having your next holiday?
8. Where will you be living ten years from now?

83