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Will have: done by a time to come

Fix the verb after the helping verb

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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.

  1. Example 1Fix the verb that goes with "have".

    By Friday, we will have fry the egg.

    By Friday, we will have fried the egg.

    After have, use the past participle: fried.

1 / 10 F08Fix the verb that goes with "have".

I will have visit the zoo by Tuesday.

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Example · Fix the verb that goes with "have".By Friday, we will have fry the egg.By Friday, we will have fried the egg.

Fix the verb that goes with "have".

  1. I will have visit the zoo by Tuesday.
  2. I will have took the train by Tuesday.
  3. I will have bake some cakes by three.
  4. Grandma will have sweep the kitchen by sunset.
  5. I will have buy the jam by Friday.
  6. By Tuesday, Dad will have order some sandwiches.
  7. Nick will have ate a plum by ten.
  8. By Thursday, I will have swing the bat.
  9. By Sunday, Grandpa will have roll Pam's ball.
  10. Grandma will have fill the bath by sunset.
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Will have: done by a time to come: Fix the verb after the helping verb · answer key

  1. I will have visited the zoo by Tuesday.

    After have, use the past participle: visited.

  2. I will have taken the train by Tuesday.

    After have, use the past participle: taken.

  3. I will have baked some cakes by three.

    After have, use the past participle: baked.

  4. Grandma will have swept the kitchen by sunset.

    After have, use the past participle: swept.

  5. I will have bought the jam by Friday.

    After have, use the past participle: bought.

  6. By Tuesday, Dad will have ordered some sandwiches.

    After have, use the past participle: ordered.

  7. Nick will have eaten a plum by ten.

    After have, use the past participle: eaten.

  8. By Thursday, I will have swung the bat.

    After have, use the past participle: swung.

  9. By Sunday, Grandpa will have rolled Pam's ball.

    After have, use the past participle: rolled.

  10. Grandma will have filled the bath by sunset.

    After have, use the past participle: filled.

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