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Will have: done by a time to come
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Use will have and the past participle for what will be done by a time to come: By noon, Mom will have baked the bread.
Example 1Choose the verb: done by that time.
By three, Mom ____ the blanket.
By three, Mom will have spread the blanket.
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Example · Choose the verb: done by that time.By three, Mom ____ the blanket. (will have spread / will has spread / has spread)By three, Mom will have spread the blanket.
Choose the verb: done by that time.
- By Sunday, Meg ____ the coins. (will have counted / will have count / will has counted)
- Mom ____ the cake by Monday. (will have cut / has cut / will has cut)
- Dad ____ some logs by midnight. (will has split / will have split / has split)
- By Tuesday, Dad ____ the juice. (will have poured / will has poured / will have pour)
- By lunch, Grandma ____ a bridge. (will have crossed / will has crossed / will have cross)
- Grandpa ____ a kitten by bedtime. (will has dried / will have dried / will have dry)
- By Friday, Mom ____ Dad's towel. (will has folded / will have folded / will have fold)
- I ____ a train by dawn. (will have taken / will have took / will has taken)
- Pam ____ an orange by eight. (will have peel / will have peeled / will has peeled)
- By midnight, I ____ a book. (will have share / will has shared / will have shared)
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