Ex.1. Find the verbs in the sentences below, define their tense forms and translate them into Ukrainian.

Date: 2015-10-07; view: 445.

FUTURE TENSES

Model:

Next year our company will have been building bridges for over 50 years. (Future Perfect Continuous) We will have fulfilledthe main project by the end of the autumn. (Future Perfect) Most probably, we will take part in the tender for the construction of a new bridge. (Future Simple) I believe we will be ableto win the tender. (Future Perfect) I am going to discuss it with the board of directors in Hamburg. This time tomorrow I'll be flyingthere. (Future Continuous)

1. By the beginning of November, Brian and I will have been working here for ten years. My friend is going to quit the job and make a fresh start. I think he will accept the job offer from the Los Angeles Times.

2. I'll be very busy at 4 this afternoon. We will be discussing our new project with the investors. It will be our third meeting. We will have finished the meeting by the time you arrive at the office.

3. We're going to make a contract with this company. I hope we will make a contract with them tomorrow. By the time Nadine finishes her job and prepares all the necessary papers, we will have been working on this contract for a few hours. We will have signed the contract by 6 o'clock.

4. Shall I get the papers for you, Martin? – No, not now. I'm going to Glaxo in a few minutes. You will have booked the flight by the time I get back, won't you? – I've booked it already. And I've arranged your accommodation. You'll be staying in the Carlton Hotel. – Good. Thank you, Patricia.