III. The Future Tense

Khiara Daperja Hasan (1C114768) 4KA30

III. The Future Tense

III a.The Simple Future Tense  : S + Shall/Will + V1 + O

1.      I will close the door.

2.      I will not close the window.

3.      Will you close the door?

4.      We shall go out.

5.      We shall not stay here.  

6.      Shall we stay here?

7.       She will be happy.

8.      She will not be angry

9.      Will she be angry?

10.  She will brush his shoes this morning.

III b. The Future Continous Tense : S + Shall/Will + be +  verb-ing + O

1.      Cho will not be going to the school at 7 a.m tomorrow.

2.      Luna and Theo will not be falling in love each other then.

3.      We will not be keeping running away the next week.

4.      She will not be bringing many books next day.

5.      You will not be eating Chocolates when your mom will come tomorrow.

6.      They will not be repairing this computer when I will come.

7.      Mother will not be cooking the food for her husband next morning

8.      Will Cho be going to the school at 7 a.m tomorrow?

9.      Will Luna and Theo be falling in love each other then?

10.  Will we be keeping running away the next week?

III c. The Future Perfect Tense : S + Shall/Will + Have + Past Participle + O

1.       She will have left work at 4.45 pm.

2.       They will have stayed at the Frangipani Villa until Sunday

3.       I will have finished the homework by the time my mom gets home.

4.       He will have arrived in the office at 8.45 am.

5.       You will have done the same work for 5 years.

6.       Will she have done the project by 10 o’clock tonight?

7.       Will the children have gone to bed when we arrive home?

8.       Will the shop have closed by 11 o’clock tonight?

9.       Will they have reached Australia by today?

10.   Will he have sent the letter when we get home?

III d. The Future Perfect Continous Tense : S + Shall/Will + have + been + verb-ing + O

1.      My grandparents will have been visiting me next week.

2.      Bento the thief will have been stealing that jewelry tomorrow night.

3.      My grandparents will NOT have been visiting me next week.

4.      Bento the thief will NOT have been stealing that jewelry tomorrow night.

5.      Will my grandparents have been visiting me next week?

6.      Will Mr. Bento the thief have been stealing that jewelry tomorrow night?

7.      Budiman will have been following the final test for two hours at 8 A.M.

8.      Next week my family and I will have been staying at Singapore for a month.

9.      Anita will have been waiting for me for two hours.

10.  Will I have been typing this for six hours in the middle of this night?

I. THE PAST TENSE

Khiara Daperja Hasan (1C114768) 4KA30

I. The Past Tense

A.  Simple Present Tense  : S + V2 + O

1.      Did Ms. Yuli come to the party last month?

2.      The shop closed at 10 p.m yesterday night.

3.      The shop didn't close at 10 p.m yesterday night.

4.      Did the shop close at 10 p.m yesterday night?

5.      Nuri cooked a pan of soup two days ago.

6.      Nuri didn't cook a pan of soup two days ago.

7.      Did Nuri cook a pan of soup two days ago?

8.      We visited Bandung Zoo three years ago.

9.      We didn't visit Bandung Zoo three years ago.

10.  The plane landed at the airport two hours ago.

B.     Past Continous Tense : S + was/were + verb-ing + O

1. I was sleeping when you left me alone yesterday.
2. I was sleeping when the car crashed my home last night.
3. Judika and Aliya were singing together in a TV show at 9 o’clock last night.
4. The rain was pouring heavy when I arrived at home this morning.
5. That building was being built last year when I passed last year, but now it’s already broken down
6. Ahmad Fathonah was caught by KPK when he was sleeping with a young girl in a hotel several weeks ago.
7. I was here waiting for you all day yesterday.
8. This house were mine, but I sold it last year.
9. I was not working at that factory in 2011.
10. I was not as famous as right now.

C.  Past Perfect Tense : S + had + V3 + O

1.      I had booked the hotel before we were there yesterday

2.      I refused to go to KFC yesterday because I wasn’t hungry. I had just eaten

3.      Had you ever been to Bali before you went there last year

4.      I had registered as a member of belajar-english.com last year before you suggested yesterday

5.      Mr. John had already scrub the wall before he painted it yesterday

6.      It had been long time after we met at Jogja several years ago.

7.      Why did you left me without telling me after I had accompany you for 3 hours at boulevard

8.      My grandmother had been burried before I could see her for the last time

9.      I had copied all documents before you burned them last week.

10.  BTS had been disappeared from entertainment since 10 years ago

D.    Past Perfect Continous Tense : S + had been + verb-ing + O

1.      Mr. Gunawan had been living in Bandar Lampung about five years.

2.      The mechanics had not been repairing those cars since two hours ago.

3.      She had been living in Bandung about three month

4.      The police had been jailing the criminals for five years

5.      He had been punishing by his parents for a month

6.      He had been playing Football since 4 o'clock

7.      We had been working here for three years

8.      They had been repairing those computers since a hour ago.

9.      They had not been repairing those computers since a hour ago.

10.  She had been bringing many books so she felt heavy yesterday.