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UNIT 4 :


Form of the future perfect simple:
Will + have + past participle ( Example: She will have finished
her homework by six o’clock.)
Zone de Texte: Affirmative Negative Interrogative


-I will / 'll have finished - I will not / won't have finished               - will you have finished?

N.B. The future perfect simple is often used with time expressions like:
by the year … in a short time… in 5 years time… Before June…(A precise or estimated time in the future).

Examples:

-By the year 2030, Morocco will have realized its autonomy in renewable energy.

-Fouad and Leila will have married in a short time.

-In 5 years’ time, our football team will have changed positively.

-Before the end of July, everybody will have left school.

EXERCISE:
1-  Your (father / retire) by the time he is 60 ?

2-  There will not be anyone in the office by 6 p.m. Everyone (leave).

3-  She is only halfway through her dinner cooking. We (not have) dinner before ten p.m.

4-  Do you think the mechanic (fix) the car by tomorrow afternoon? 5-Don't phone me before 8 o'clock, I (not/be) ready for the match.
6-How long (we/wait) when the teacher finally gives us our exam results? 7- They ( paint) the house before she finally comes.
Résultat de recherche d'images pour "image key" Correction key:
1-       Will your father have retired by the time he is sixty ?

2-       There will not be anyone in the office by 6 p.m. Everyone (will have left).

3-       She is only halfway through her dinner cooking. We (will not have had) dinner before ten p.m.

4-       Do you think the mechanic              (will have fixed) the car by tomorrow afternoon?

5-       Don't phone me before 8 o'clock,                I (will not have been) ready for the match.

6-       How long (shall we have waited) when the teacher finally gives us our exam results?

7-       They ( will have painted) the house before she finally comes.
N.B: “…..before she finally comes” Notice the verb remains in the present simple because there is no future after temporals ( when, before, after etc)

EXERCISE: Put the verbs between brackets in the correct form:
Put the verbs into the correct form (future perfect simple).
1.          By 2040, mankind ( reach)           the planet Jupiter.
2.          All students (leave)        school by the end of June.
3.          Our neighbours (come)                home by next Sunday.
4.          They (return)     from the fishing trip by 6 o'clock.
5.          (get / you)          your new house by June?
6.          We (not / know)              the due sum we pay by 4 o'clock.
7.          (you/do)              your homework by 3 o'clock?
Résultat de recherche d'images pour "image key" Correction key:

1.          By 2040, mankind ( will have reached)  the planet Jupiter.
2.          All students (will have left)        school by the end of June.
3.          Our neighbours (will have come)            home by next Sunday.
4.          They (will have returned)           from the fishing trip by 6 o'clock.
5.          (Will you have got)        your new house by June?
6.          We (will/shall not have known)              the due sum we pay by 4 o'clock.
7.          (Will you have done)    your homework by 3 o'clock?


Form of the future perfect continuous:
Will + have + been +verb-ing ( Example: She will have been doing her homework by six o’clock.)
Zone de Texte: Affirmative Negative Interrogative


-I will / 'll have been eating         - I will not / won't have been eating       - will you have been eating?

Put the verbs into the correct form (future perfect continuous).
1.          By the year 2020, I ( work)           as a teacher for thirty years.
2.          The NASA astronauts ( live)        on Mars by the year 2040.
3.          By June the tenth, Bac students ( have)               the national exam.
4.          By noon, my mother ( prepare)                lunch for all of us.
5.          He           (sleep) for 10 hours by the end of this day.
6.          They (work )for                him for 40 days by next Sunday.
7.          The journalists (wait)     for the star for 6 hours.
Résultat de recherche d'images pour "image key" Correction key:
1.          By the year 2020, I ( will have worked)            as a teacher for thirty years.
2.          The NASA astronauts ( will have lived)           on Mars by the year 2040.
3.          By June the tenth, Bac students ( will have had)        the national exam.
4.          By noon, my mother ( will have prepared)    lunch for all of us.
5.          He (will have slept)   for 10 hours by the end of this day.
6.          They (will have worked) for  him for 40 days by next Sunday.
7.          The journalists (will have waited)      for the star for 6 hours.






-…since…. /       ……as……….
He left school at an early age since his parents died and he couldn’t afford the books and other expenses.
-Since there is nobody who cares for him, he left the family.
-That’s why …
Omar was a lazy student. That’s why he didn’t succeed.
-The reason for/behind……
Many trees were burnt last year. The reason for that is people’s carelessness and hot weather.
- The cause of…is…
The cause of obesity is lack of training.
-…….is caused by/ due to ……….
Accidents are often caused by the ignorance of the driving code.
-…....because ……………………
We stopped the match because it started raining heavily
-That has to do with …………………….
There was a lot of noise in our neighbourhood last night. That had to do with the wedding close to our house.


-         As a result
-         The parents bought a bicycle to their daughter. As a result, she no longer comes late to school.
-         As a consequence
-         Leila was absent in many lessons. As a consequence, she failed in many tests.
-         Therefore
-         Our society built many sport centres. Therefore, people are now adhering to many clubs.
-         Thus
-         You did not inform me about your visit. Thus, I did not prepare any special food.
-         Accordingly
-         Many visitors come to our beach in summer. Accordingly, our streets are full of noise
-         Consequently
-         Our neighbour used to smoke a lot. Consequently, he died from lung cancer.
-         Because of this/that,
-         So,
-         A consequence of this is…. EXERCISE:
Join these sentences as indicated:
1-   Everybody       hated    his          behaviour.         He          found   himself alone./ He……...............................because……………………………………
2-   Mankind is suffering from global warming. Mankind doesn’t care about the consequences of overusing the planet resources. /
Since…………………………………………………………………
3-   We cannot stop the fire. The firemen did not come in time.
The   firemen…………………So………………………………………..
4-   Fouad had always had problems with maths. He could not be selected in an engineering school.
Fouad ………………………… Therefore, …………………………
5-   Our country has always given importance to agriculture. Many people find food and work in this domain.
Many people……………………………..as…………………………..
Résultat de recherche d'images pour "image key" Correction key:
1-   He found himself alone because everybody hated his behaviour
2-   Since mankind doesn’t care about the consequences of overusing the planet resources, she is suffering/ they are suffering from global warming
3-   The firemen did not come in time. So, We cannot stop the fire.
4-   Fouad had always had problems with maths.Therefore, he could not be selected in an engineering school.
Many people find food and work in agriculture as our country has always given importance to it/this domain

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