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8- hadnt they ...... (read) the book before the exam?
9- she ............... (call) you as soon as she arrives.
10- i .................. (finish) my project by the end of the week.
11- he .................. (not come) to the meeting; hes busy.
12- will you .................. (join) the art class next semester?
13- ....... they ....... (visit) the museum this weekend?
14- ....... he ....... (buy) a new car in a few months?
15- we ................... (start) the concert at 8 pm.
16- she ................... (not wear) a jacket; it will be warm.
17- ....... they ....... (take) a vacation this year?
18- ....... she ....... (sing) at the talent show?
19- i ................... (not forget) your birthday; ill bring a gift.
20- how many people ................... (attend) the event?
These are English grammar questions focusing on future tense forms (simple future with "will", etc.). Let's solve a few:
- "as soon as she arrives" (present simple for future context) → simple future: will call
- "by the end of the week" → future perfect: will have finished
- "he’s busy" (prediction) → simple future negative: won’t come
- "Will you..." → base form: join
- "this weekend" (future) → "Will... visit"
- "in a few months" (future) → "Will... buy"
- Scheduled future (8 PM) → simple future: will start (or "are starting" for planned, but "will start" is common)
- Prediction ("it will be warm") → simple future negative: won’t wear
- "this year" (future) → "Will... take"
- "talent show" (future event) → "Will... sing"
- Promise ("I’ll bring a gift") → simple future negative: won’t forget
- Question about future attendance → "will... attend"
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(for Q9 as an example, extend for others similarly):
- will call
- will have finished
- won't come
- join
- Will; visit
- Will; buy
- will start
- won't wear
- Will; take
- Will; sing
- won't forget
- will attend
(Note: For each, the tense is determined by context: time markers like "as soon as", "by the end", "this weekend", or purpose like promise/prediction/schedule.)