- Do all suggested variants work if the speaker is talking about John's obligation to finish the project by tomorrow?Bulunamadı: morning
- A. has finished. B. will finish. C. will be finishing.Bulunamadı: john
- AnshRakesh AnshRakesh. Answer: finished is the error. The boys will finish the project by tomorrow morning. I hope this helps. Advertisement.Bulunamadı: john
- Change the verb into the correct form: 1. By this time tomorrow, I (finish) the project. 2. By 8 o'clock, the kids (fall) asleep. 3. By tomorrow morning, he (sleep)...Bulunamadı: john
- 3. By the end of the month I …… (finish) this project. 4. “When …… (you/ fly) to London?” “Tomorrow morning.” 5. What …… (you/ buy) Fiona for her birthday?
- will have finished. By this time tomorrow, I _(finish) the project. will have fallen. By 8 o´clock, the kids _(fall) asleep. come, will have been repaired.Bulunamadı: john
- 1. I'll wait until he (finish) his novel. 2. When you (come) back, he already (buy) a new house. 3. I (give) her your letter when I (see) her tomorrow.Bulunamadı: project
- The President/to finish/the press conference/by 3 o’clock tomorrow. Diana/to design/your wedding dress/by next Friday. I/to move/to a new house/by Christmas.
- B:Because i (sting) by a bee when i was a little boy. 4. A:When will you finish your project? B:It (must/finish) by tomorrow morning.Bulunamadı: john
- (you call, call, not talk). I hope I _ the project by the end of September, but I’m not so sure. (FINISH). You can’t see him now.
- You really ... (to think) that you are being found fault with? By the time they ... (to finish) the project next year they ... (to work) on it for over seven years.