A brand new school has been built in Africa. It is due to open very soon - but the building work has overrun. The Head teacher is meeting the BuildingTeam leader. The Head wants to have reassurance that everything will be ready.

Look at what the Headteacher says. What are possible reassuring (or worrying) responses from the Builder.

H: The Governors are visiting on Monday.
B: That’s fine. We’ll have finished all the electrical wiring by then.
H: Will the building be safe?
B: Well. . . we won’t have tidied away all the leftover materials . ..
H: Goodness! On Wednesday we have a very important parents meeting.
B: Don’t worry! By then we’ll have done a final safety check on everything.

She’ll have finished by midnight.

Will she work after midnight?

Will she finish her work at midnight? 

What time will she finish her work?

How do you think you will feel when you are 21?

What major plans do you want to achieve?

Alice is 21 today. She is talking to her friends about what she has achieved and what her plans are.

Listen to the conversation and tell how Alice feels about her past, present and future.

1. What has Alice achieved in the last few years?
2. What hasn't she achieved?
3. What two things does she hope she will have achieved by the time she is 30?

past participle (+ by + time phrase) .

'll/ will +

have +

by

We form the future perfect with ________________+_______________+__________________________

We often use the future perfect with  __________________and a time  or mention of an event.
He (finish) cooking______( the time you arrive.)

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Ex.13,p.111