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2. They will not finish the project unless the boss raises the salary. (C / I)
5. The counselor had waited for hours when we cancelled the appointment. (C / I)
6. I have been invited to the palace for many times but I refused. (C / I)
7. Life will be much happier when we do not take everything too seriously. (C / I)
9. People have become more concerned about their health since the coronavirus outbreak. (C / I)
10. He had a lot of cars but he gave them away to random people. (C / I)
1. They (catch) the bus before I called them to cancel the meeting.
2. She (become) more confident since she returned from the live-in program.
3. By this time tomorrow the president (broadcast) his message on all TV stations.
5. When the vaccine was finally invented, the virus (already spread) globally.
6. In five years’ time, Liverpool FC (win) 2 UCL cups and 3 EPL trophies.
9. Marry and Jane (found) a charity foundation before they graduate from university next year.
PERFECT TENSES EXERCISE – ENGLISH LITERATURE
10. (finish) We ____________ our game before The Meteors started theirs.
12. (vote) Union members ____________ before they saw the contract.
15. (clean) I ____________ the whole kitchen by the time Mom returns.
17. (produce) By the end of this writing course, you ____________ a plot outline and at least
18. (pick) He ____________ ten bushels by the time the truck showed up.
D. The following is a journal entry of a girl of the mid-1800s in a wagon train heading for
California. Supply verbs to the narrative in the tenses indicated in parentheses.
Use verbs from the list below: be, expect, walk, insist, pack, lose
Before we set out, I (past perfect) _______________________ that I would ride the wagon, but
perfect) _______________________ that I always wear a bonnet because of the sun. It’s a good
thing that we (past perfect) _______________________ so many bonnets, because the wind
keeps blowing them off my head and across the prairie! I think I (future perfect)