Exercises. i. write the verb in future simple, future continuous or future perfect. 1. i ________ ( do) my homework tomorrow. i _________ ( do) my homework at 6 o'clock tomorrow. i __________ ( do) my homework by 6 o'clock tomorrow. 2. when i come home tomorrow, my family _________(have) supper. 3. don’t come to my place tomorrow. i _________ ( write) a composition the whole evening. 4. how many pages you __________ (read) by 5 o'clock tomorrow? 5. whom ________________ (visit) you by that time?

Here are the completed sentences with the correct future tenses applied. Exercise Solutions

1. I will do my homework tomorrow. (Future Simple for a general action)
   I will be doing my homework at 6 o'clock tomorrow. (Future Continuous for an action in progress at a specific time)
   I will have done my homework by 6 o'clock tomorrow. (Future Perfect for an action completed before a specific time)
2. When I come home tomorrow, my family will be having supper.

   Note: We use Future Continuous here because the family will already be in the middle of eating when the person arrives.

3. Don’t come to my place tomorrow. I will be writing a composition the whole evening.

   Note: The phrase "the whole evening" indicates a continuous process over a period of time.

4. How many pages will you have read by 5 o'clock tomorrow?

   Note: The preposition "by" indicates a deadline, which requires the Future Perfect tense.

5. Whom will you have visited by that time?

   Note: "By that time" marks a point of completion in the future, requiring the Future Perfect tense.

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