Will have: done by a time to come
Say it with will have
10 sentences · All kinds, Say it with will have, Choose will have and the verb, Fix the verb after the helping verb
Rewrite the sentence as the task asks, keeping the other information.
Activity level
Practice settings
Question types
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 1Say it with will have: done by that time.
The wizards will read some books by dinner.
The wizards will have read some books by dinner.
Basket codeGW1-004W00118000001-N7
Preview
Two pages: the worksheet, then the answer key.
Example · Say it with will have: done by that time.The wizards will read some books by dinner.The wizards will have read some books by dinner.
Say it with will have: done by that time.
- By Tuesday, the wizard will read the books.
- We will read the books by Tuesday.
- The sailor will read the map by Monday.
- By Thursday, the witches will read the books.
- The witches will read some books by the evening.
- By dawn, Ann will take Grandma's cookies.
- The child will read the teacher's book by the evening.
- By Friday, I will swing a bat.
- By dawn, I will bring the present.
- Mom will put the cup on a table by the morning.
grammarpicnic.comGW1-004W00118000001-N7
- By Tuesday, the wizard will have read the books.
- We will have read the books by Tuesday.
- The sailor will have read the map by Monday.
- By Thursday, the witches will have read the books.
- The witches will have read some books by the evening.
- By dawn, Ann will have taken Grandma's cookies.
- The child will have read the teacher's book by the evening.
- By Friday, I will have swung a bat.
- By dawn, I will have brought the present.
- Mom will have put the cup on a table by the morning.
grammarpicnic.comGW1-004W00118000001-N7
Space answer, then next · ←→ sentences · Esc leaves the projector
Choose will have and the verb →