Grammar Exercise
Fill in the spaces with the correct form of the verb in parentheses in future perfect tense.
Each summer for the past ten years, Sharon and David have taken their children, Eli, 17, and Lydia, 15, on trips around the United States in their motor home. This summer will be special. When Eli and Lydia return to school in the fall, the family (visit) _______ _______ ________(1) all fifty states. Also, for the first time they (travel)
_______ _______ ________(2) to one of the fifty states by plane instead of in
the motor home. They are going to Hawaii!
The family lives in Denver, Colorado. By next year, they (live) _______ _______ ________(3) there for 14 years.
On July 12, they will fly from Denver to Los Angeles to catch their connecting flight to Hawaii. When they arrive in Los Angeles, they (spend) _______ _______ _______(4) two hours and twenty-three minutes in the air. After a layover, they will fly to Honolulu. That leg of the trip will be longer. When it ends, it (take) _______ _______ _______(5) five hours and forty-five minutes.
Yesterday, Eli asked, “Mom, How many miles _______(6) we (cover) _______ _______(7) by the time we land in Hawaii?
Sharon answered, “About 3,401 miles.”
“Wow!” said Eli. “That will be about 7,000 miles round trip. We (go)_______ _______ _________(8) further than we did for the past four summers put together.”
“That’s true,” Sharon replied. “Also, we (stay) _______ _______ ________(9) in a hotel for the first time instead of camping in the motor home. The hotel is a high rise. It’s right on Waikiki Beach. You and your sister will love it.”
“No doubt,” said Eli. “And when it’s over, we (surf) _______ _______ ________(10) for the first time, too. That will be the coolest thing to tell my friends.”
We’re also going to visit Sea Life Park in Waimanalo, near Honolulu.”
“Are you sure that place isn’t for little kids?” Eli wondered.
“Are you kidding?” his mother answered. “I’m the one who wants to go there! If we
don’t go, I (miss) ______ _______ ________(11) my chance to watch the sea lions.”
Each summer for the past ten years, Sharon and David have taken their children, Eli, 17, and Lydia, 15, on trips around the United States in their motor home. This summer will be special. When Eli and Lydia return to school in the fall, the family (visit) _______ _______ ________(1) all fifty states. Also, for the first time they (travel)
_______ _______ ________(2) to one of the fifty states by plane instead of in
the motor home. They are going to Hawaii!
The family lives in Denver, Colorado. By next year, they (live) _______ _______ ________(3) there for 14 years.
On July 12, they will fly from Denver to Los Angeles to catch their connecting flight to Hawaii. When they arrive in Los Angeles, they (spend) _______ _______ _______(4) two hours and twenty-three minutes in the air. After a layover, they will fly to Honolulu. That leg of the trip will be longer. When it ends, it (take) _______ _______ _______(5) five hours and forty-five minutes.
Yesterday, Eli asked, “Mom, How many miles _______(6) we (cover) _______ _______(7) by the time we land in Hawaii?
Sharon answered, “About 3,401 miles.”
“Wow!” said Eli. “That will be about 7,000 miles round trip. We (go)_______ _______ _________(8) further than we did for the past four summers put together.”
“That’s true,” Sharon replied. “Also, we (stay) _______ _______ ________(9) in a hotel for the first time instead of camping in the motor home. The hotel is a high rise. It’s right on Waikiki Beach. You and your sister will love it.”
“No doubt,” said Eli. “And when it’s over, we (surf) _______ _______ ________(10) for the first time, too. That will be the coolest thing to tell my friends.”
We’re also going to visit Sea Life Park in Waimanalo, near Honolulu.”
“Are you sure that place isn’t for little kids?” Eli wondered.
“Are you kidding?” his mother answered. “I’m the one who wants to go there! If we
don’t go, I (miss) ______ _______ ________(11) my chance to watch the sea lions.”
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