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Slide 2 : Joan and Jim rode the roller coaster again and tried to have fun. But they will have been very upset. And they will soon have decided to go home. So, Jim will have dropped Joan off at her home.
But when they arrived, they will have seen Joan’s father waiting for them. He will have been angry at Jim. He will have poked his finger in Jim’s face and screamed at him. He will have called Jim an ‘ugly old goat’ and some other bad names.
Then he will have grabbed Jim by the throat. Jim will not be able to breathe and will have started to choke. Finally, he will let Jim go, but will have told him to never come back to their home again.
Joan will have gotten close to Jim and will have asked her father to leave him alone. But then he will have started yelling at her too. They will have had a bad argument and will have been at each other’s throats. Then her father will have picked up a rope to whip Joan if she didn’t go in the house.
Joan’s father will have pushed her up the steps. Jim will have gotten angry and will have tried to stop him. But Joan’s father will have elbowed him in the face and will have broken his nose. Then he will have kicked Jim down the steps.
Jim he will have jumped in his car. He will have known that Tom is the cause of this mess as he drove down the road. So, he will have gone to Tom’s home, but found that no one is there. He will have broken the window and will have set Tom’s sofa on fire.
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Structure LessonFuture Perfect Tense : Subject + Auxiliary verb (will or shall) + Auxiliary verb (‘to have’ present tense) + Main Verb (past participle) Structure LessonFuture Perfect Tense Ex. They will have gotten on the bus by 4:00 p.m.
Slide 5 : Structure LessonFuture Perfect Tense First Use: Completed Action Before Something Else That Happens In The Future
("by", "not", "for" and "until," ) I will have finished the painting by next week.
We will have worked at the school for 25 years next week.
Until next Friday, he will have finished the project.
Structure LessonFuture Perfect Tense : Second Use: Duration Before Something In The Future (Non-Continuous Verbs)
My brother will be tired when he gets here, because he will have flown 12 hours.
In about ten minutes, I will have thought of at least five example sentences.
In August 2010, Kris and Rona will have been a U-Kiss fan for two years. Structure LessonFuture Perfect Tense
Structure LessonFuture Perfect Tense : Using The Contracted Form (‘ll )
In ten days, he´ll have been paid...so you can get the money then.
They´ll have seen him five times in the next two hours.
An American Tip: You may hear Americans contract the auxiliary verb will/shall (´ll) and the second auxiliary verb have (´ve) together making it look like this: ‘ll’ve. It is like they are ‘eating’ words and sounds strange to a non-native speaker.
In ten days, he´ll´ve been paid so you can get the money then.
They´ll´ve seen him five times in the next two hours. Structure LessonFuture Perfect Tense
Structure LessonFuture Perfect Tense : Bonus Tip
Subject + will/shall + have + past participle
You will have perfected your skills by the time you return.
We will have practiced thirty hours by the end of the week.
Subject + am/is/are + going to have + past participle
You are going to have perfected your skills by the time you return.
We are going to have practiced thirty hours by the end of the week. Structure LessonFuture Perfect Tense
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Pronunciation Lesson : Pronunciation Lesson Joan Rode Roller Coaster Go
Home So Poked Old Goat
Throat Choke Close Alone Rope
Elbowed Broken Nose Known Drove
Road No Window Sofa
Idioms And Expressions: : Idioms And Expressions: ‘‘‘at each other’s throats’’ ’ ''We have been at each other's throats for so long we've forgotten why we're mad at each other,'' Jerry said. The neighbors are at each other´s throats over who should repair the fence line.
The two political candidates were constantly at each other´s throats.
That couple is always at each other´s throat about finances.
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