@@wanes101 Так в Future не используется глагол to be как в past и present вместо be/was-were/been используется просто be Subject + will + be - Future Simple Subject + will + be + verb (ing) - Future Continuous or Progressive Subject + will + have + Verb ( past participle or 3rd form of verbs ) - Future Perfect Subject + will + have + been + verb ( ing ) - Future Perfect Continuous
Luckily for him, he managed to get a new job. The work colleagues will have been planning to teach him for about a month by the time he builds confidence and starts working properly by himself. Actually, he is not going to take out a loan from a bank for buying a brand new car. He will have worked really hard saving up enough money before he can afford it. Dear teacher Alexander, thank you very much for helping us! I really appreciate you!
Hey there! I have some question about 32th sentence. Is it clear to say "visit" without "to"? I heard this rule from my teacher at school that you have to use this preposition "to" with this verb. For istance, "I visited to this country last month" I'll be waiting for answer~
By the way you're right in reality.. This appears to me weird as well..I mean kinda "visit to" or we say "visit TO this (that) place" that way exactly. However on the other hand i've just flicked through some sentences in english and i couldn't help but noticing that natives use the preposition "to" rarely at all in this sort of phrases..
@@ЕвгешаБойкина thank you for help🙌 I think so too. To tell you the truth, I started noticing some kind of similar things after communication with foreign people
Honestly i haven't been in touch with natives for a long time.. Thanks god🤣 Such an arrogance.. from them.. Ok I've nothing to say anymore. Well at any rate i wish you success in learning this language. No shit)
Урок прекрасный. Но возник вопрос почему у в 5 примере 5:02 у нас present perfect, и мы ставим have. Ведь He, She,It= has. Кто знает объясните подробнее
Это означает, что в следующем месяце будет два года как я изучаю английский)) просто автор вставляет дословный перевод, а дословно часто звучит неверно с точки зрения русского языка) У него не очень удачные примеры. Вот список удачных примеров во времени Future Perfect Continuous: 1. They will have been talking for over an hour by the time she arrives. - К тому времени, как она придет, они будут разговаривать уже больше часа. 2. Mark will have been teaching at the university for more than a year by the time he leaves for England. - К моменту отъезда в Англию Марк будет преподавать в университете уже больше года. 3. By the time he graduates from university, his parents will have been working in the factory for 3 years. - К моменту окончания университета его родители будут работать на заводе уже 3 года. Все примеры звучат абсолютно реалистично и сразу понятно в каких случаях можно использовать это время.
Добрый день! Подскажите, гугул-переводчик - я достигну этого уровня к следующему году. переводит - I will reach this level by next year. (13) а в уроке - i have reached this level by next year.
Ну что, уровень В1, усложним задачку? Кто скажет как перевести на английский "ему ПРИДЕТСЯ продать дом К завтрашнему дню" а? (по примеру 86 предложения, я имею ввиду). Не получается да с "have to" применить пёрфект? Who knows?🤣
Не согласен с использованием continious в предложениях по типу "Он будет играть на гитаре в течение 5 лет к тому времени как ему исполнится 15". С континиусом звучит как будто он 5 лет без перерыва играет на гитаре, ни разу не останавливаясь.
1. We will be lying on the beach in the sun this time tomorrow 2. She’ll have graduated from university by next year 3. I’ll have been learning English for two years by next month 4. I’ll have been working for three years by next month 5. He’ll have earned ten thousand dollars by the end of the year 6. He’ll have been living in the city for ten years by next year 7. I’ll have been working on this project for two weeks by Tuesday 8. I’ll have been doing this work for four hours by the end of the day 9. I’ll have been learning English for six month by next year 10. We’ll have been living here for ten years by next march 11. I’ll be waiting for you confirmation 12. I’ll have finished reading this book by next week 13. I’ll have reached this level by next year 14. She’ll have been teaching English for ten years by next year 15. We’ll be waiting for your answer 16. I’ll do it with great pleasure 17. I’ll finish this book soon 18. I’ll have finished it by four 19. I’ll be waiting for you decision 20. I think they’ll change their policy 21. They’ll have built the bridge by next summer 22. I’ll try to devote more time to English 23. I’ll take this offer with great pleasure 24. They’ll have forgotten it by then 25. I think it’ll have forgotten it by then 26. I’ll have translated this article by tomorrow 27. He’ll have finished this homework by lunch time 28. They’ll be waiting for your confirmation 29. I think the company will have changed its policy by next year 30. He’ll have finished school by next summer 31. They’ll have built a new bridge by summer 32. He thinks he’ll have visited this place by next season 33. I’ll have been reading this book for a month by next week 34. He’ll be in the gym tomorrow this time 35. He’ll have earned this sum of money by next week 36. I’ll have been watching a movie for half an hour by the time he arrives 37. I’ll have reached the next level by next year 38. I’ll have been working here for seven months by the end of the year 39. I’ll have been reading this book for three hours by the end of the day 40. I’ll be terribly busy tomorrow this time 41. He’ll have spent lots of time on preparation before he takes part in this competition 42. She’ll have been playing the violin by the time she turns eleven 43. I expected I’ll have reached an advanced level in English by next year 44. I’ll have spent lots of time before taking part in this competition 45. I think I’ll have been able to pass this test by next month 46. They’ll have built a new building by the end of next year 47. I’ll have finished working on this project by the end of the week 48. I’ll have finished doing this exercised before he comes 49. He’ll have been playing the guitar for five years when he turns fifteen 50. I expect that I’ll have earned this money by the end of the year 51. They’ll have built a house by the time he graduates from university 52. I’ll have finished it by end of the year 53. While he’s working, she’ll be having a rest 54. Actually, I don’t really think that it’ll be possible 55. Probably, he’ll change his decision 56. While they’re having a rest, we’ll be training 57. While I’m having a rest, they’ll be training hard 58. While they’re having a rest, we’ll be studying 59. He knows he’ll have to do it anyway 60. He says that he’ll do it anyway 61. He knows that he’ll be able to do it 62. I suppose that they won’t be able to do it 63. I hope they’ll be able to do it 64. I think they won’t be able to do it 65. Actually, I don’t think it’ll happen 66. Of course, it won’t happen 67. Actually, I hope it’ll happen soon 68. I think everyone will understand it 69. I know she’ll understand it 70. I think they won’t understand it 71. I suppose he won’t be able to do it 72. I hope I’ll be able to buy it 73. It seems to me he won’t be able to do it 74. I firmly believe it’ll happen sooner or later 75. I know it’ll happen sooner or later 76. I believe he’ll come sooner or later 77. It seems to me it’ll happen sooner or later 78. I believe that It’ll happen soon 79. It seems to me it won’t happen tomorrow 80. She’ll have cocked dinner by the time he gets home 81. She’ll have cocked my favorite dish by the time I get home 82. My mother have cocked dinner by the time I return home 83. I’ll have to do it anyway 84. I’ll do it tomorrow 85. I won’t have to do it 86. He’ll have sold this house by the time he moves there 87. Perhaps, I’ll start raining tomorrow 88. Will you have done this work by nine tomorrow 89. It seems to me he won’t be able to get permission 90. I’ll have solved this problem by the end of the week 91. He’ll have fallen asleep by the time we get home 92. I’ll have done my homework by the time he comes back home 93. I think I’ll have earned this money by the end of the year 94. Probably, I’ll succeed in solving this problem somehow 95. I expect it’ll happen one day 96. I think I’ll be able to persuade him to do it 97. I’ll have finished doing it by the end of the month 98. In my view they won’t be able change anything 99. Probably, they’ll managed to win 100. He hopes he’ll have found a better job by next year
@@ВикторСмоляк-д2в ваше предложение переведено в future simple, а я перевёл future perfect ( потому что действие завершится к определенному моменту в будущем)
"Он будет жить в городе в течение десяти лет к следующему году". Что это за абракадабра? Вы хоть раз так формулировали свою мысль? Что хотел сказать автор? В следующем/к следующему году будет десять лет, как он живет в этом городе? Непонятно, как это переводить? Так придумайте другие предложения, возьмите из фильмов, адаптировав под уровень. Но это же машинный перевод, калька.
Да😅😅 Особенно в начале беседы, при знакомстве. С другой стороны представь, что ты используешь инглиш не для того, чтобы в другой стране попросить прикурить, а реально с англо-саксом целый день базаришь на все возможные темы. Уверяю, там все времена будут использованы в диалоге)
Имеется в виду, что через год будет уже десять лет, как «я преподаю английский». Да, по-русски звучит странно, но если немного мозгами раскинуть, то смысл будет понятен
1 We'll be lying on the beach in the sun this time tomorrow. 2 She'll have graduated from university by next year. 3 I'll have been learning English for two years by next month. 4 I'll have been working here for three years by next month. 5 He'll have earned ten thousand dollars by the end of the year. 6 He'll have been living in the city for ten years by next year. 7 I'll have been working on this project for two weeks by Tuesday. 8 I'll have been doing this work for four hours by the end of the day. 9 I'll have been learning English for six months by next year. 10 We'll have been living here for ten years by next March. 11 I'll be waiting for your confirmation. 12 I'll have finished reading this book by next week. 13 I'll have reached this level by next year. 14 She'll have been teaching English for ten years by next year. 15 We'll be waiting for your answer. 16 I'll do it with great pleasure. 17 I'll finish this book soon. 18 I'll have finished it by four. 19 I'll be waiting for your decision. 20 I think they'll change their policy. 21 They'll have built a bridge by next summer. 22 I'll try to devote more time to English. 23 I'll take this offer with great pleasure. 24 They'll have forgotten it by then. /by the time 25 I think I'll have forgotten it by then. /by the time 26 I'll have translated this article by tomorrow. 27 He'll have finished his homework by lunchtime. 28 They'll be waiting for our confirmation. 29 I think the company will have changed its policy by next year. 30 He'll have finished school by next summer. 31 They'll have built a new bridge by summer. 32 He thinks (that) he'll have visited this place by next season. 33 I'll have been reading this book for a month by next week. 34 He'll be in the gym this time tomorrow. 35 He'll have earned this sum of money by next week. 36 I'll have been watching the movie for half an hour by the time he arrives. 37 I'll have reached the next level by next year. 38 I'll have been working here for seven months by the end of the year. 39 I'll have been reading this book for three hours by the end of the day. 40 I'll be terribly busy this time tomorrow. 41 He'll have spent lots of time on preparation before he takes part in this contest. 42 She'll have been playing the violin for three years when she turns eleven. 43 I expect (that) I'll have reached an advanced level in English by next year. 44 I'll have spent lots of time on preparation before taking part in this contest. 45 I think I'll have been able to pass this test by next month. 46 They'll have constructed a new building by the end of next year. /built 47 I'll have finished working on this project by the end of the week. 48 I'll have finished doing these exercises before he comes. 49 He'll have been playing the guitar for five years when he turns fifteen. 50 I expect (that) I'll have earned this money by the end of the year. 51 They'll have built a house by the time he graduates from university. 52 I'll have finished it by the end of the year. 53 While he's working, she'll be having a rest. 54 Actually, I don't really think (that) it'll be possible. 55 Probably, he'll change his decision. 56 While they are having a rest, we'll be training. 57 While I'm having a rest, they'll be training hard. 58 While they are relaxing, we'll be studying. 59 He knows (that) he'll have to do it anyway. /in any case 60 He says (that) he'll do it anyway. 61 He knows (that) he'll be able to do it. 62 I suppose they won't be able to do it. 63 I hope (that) they'll be able to do it. 64 I think (that) they'll be unable to do it. 65 Actually, I don't think (that) it'll happen. 66 Of course, it won't happen. 67 Actually, I hope (that) it'll happen soon. Actually, I hope (that) it happens soon. 68 I think everybody will understand it. 69 I know (that) she'll understand it. 70 I think they won't understand it. 71 I suppose he'll be unable to do it. 72 I hope I'll be able to buy it. 73 It seems to me (that) he'll be unable to do it. 74 I firmly believe (that) it'll happen sooner or later. 75 I know (that) it'll happen sooner or later. 76 I believe (that) he'll come sooner or later. 77 It seems to me (that) it'll happen sooner or later. 78 I believe (that) it'll happen soon. 79 It seems to me (that) it won't happen tomorrow. 80 She'll have cooked dinner by the time he gets home. 81 She'll have cooked my favorite dish by the time I get home. 82 My mother will have cooked dinner by the time I come back home. 83 I'll have to do it anyway. /in any case 84 I'll do it tomorrow. 85 I won't have to do it. 86 He'll have sold this house by the time he moves there. 87 Probably, it'll start raining tomorrow. 88 Will you have done this work by nine tomorrow? 89 It seems to me he'll be unable to get this permission. 90 I'll have solved this problem by the end of the week. 91 He'll have fallen asleep by the time we get home. 92 I'll have done my homework by the time he comes back home. 93 I think I'll have earned this money by the end of the year. 94 Probably, I'll succeed in solving this problem somehow. /I'll manage to solve 95 I expect (that) it'll happen one day. 96 I think I'll be able to persuade him to do it. 97 I'll have finished doing it by the end of the month. 98 In my view, they'll be unable to change anything. 99 Probably, they'll manage to win. 100 He hopes (that) he'll have found a better job by next year.
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почему we'll be lying on the beach. Кажется должно быть we'll are lying on the beach
@@wanes101 Так в Future не используется глагол to be как в past и present вместо be/was-were/been используется просто be
Subject + will + be - Future Simple
Subject + will + be + verb (ing) - Future Continuous or Progressive
Subject + will + have + Verb ( past participle or 3rd form of verbs ) - Future Perfect
Subject + will + have + been + verb ( ing ) - Future Perfect Continuous
Я благодарю вас уважаемый наш учитель. Вы самый лучший,самый трудолюбивый,самый честный человек,которого я когда-либо видел.
Великолепный видеоролик, очень хорошо сказано про времена и огромная практика!
Спасибо большое за труд и помощь! 💐💐💐
Благодарю Вас, Александр!
Luckily for him, he managed to get a new job. The work colleagues will have been planning to teach him for about a month by the time he builds confidence and starts working properly by himself.
Actually, he is not going to take out a loan from a bank for buying a brand new car. He will have worked really hard saving up enough money before he can afford it. Dear teacher Alexander, thank you very much for helping us! I really appreciate you!
Спасибо Alex , what you are clever , advance person .I admire by your knowledge of English..
Thanks for your help!!! Dear teacher!!!
Спасибо Вам огромное 💕
:) Не успеваю за вами
Благодарю!
Thank you 🙏 Your lessons help us a lot. It's a very intensive and helpful course.❤
Спасибо большое отлично
Не успел изучить старое, как уже новое! Здорово!
Thank you very much for lessons!!! Good luck!!!!
Спасибо
Thank you so much ! ! !
Thanks for your hard work
Спасибо
😇😇😇😇
Спасибо!
Благодарю
I,ll have been learninng english with Alwxandr for two years by summer
Спасибо!
Огромное спасибо за труд!
God Bless You
Thank you!
Good evening my friends !
I'm here again
17.02.2022
Let's learn some new stuff ! ! !
Thank you Alexander
Спасибо большое!!!
Как-всегда спасибо
7:13 также существует фраза к концу дня: far in the day.
Thank you!
благодарю вас за урок, пришлось пройти не маленький путь чтобы вернуться и пройти этот урок.
Большое спасибо за урок
Спасибо!!!
Thanks!!!
_Thank you_
Thanks
Чётко
Super
спасибо
Учение-Свет!😁
❤❤❤
I owe you one!
Someone: there're no any useless things
Also future perfect continous:🗿
Hi💗
Ох, сложно) Александр говорит - не останавливайтесь.
❤❤❤
🤝🤝🤝🤝
Будет ли продолжение французского, пожалуйста 🥺🥺🥺
step by step
Hello
Hey there! I have some question about 32th sentence. Is it clear to say "visit" without "to"? I heard this rule from my teacher at school that you have to use this preposition "to" with this verb. For istance, "I visited to this country last month" I'll be waiting for answer~
By the way you're right in reality.. This appears to me weird as well..I mean kinda "visit to" or we say "visit TO this (that) place" that way exactly. However on the other hand i've just flicked through some sentences in english and i couldn't help but noticing that natives use the preposition "to" rarely at all in this sort of phrases..
@@ЕвгешаБойкина thank you for help🙌 I think so too. To tell you the truth, I started noticing some kind of similar things after communication with foreign people
Honestly i haven't been in touch with natives for a long time.. Thanks god🤣 Such an arrogance.. from them.. Ok I've nothing to say anymore. Well at any rate i wish you success in learning this language. No shit)
Урок прекрасный. Но возник вопрос почему у в 5 примере 5:02 у нас present perfect, и мы ставим have. Ведь He, She,It= has. Кто знает объясните подробнее
Потому что это Future Perfect, в этом времени не используется has. Конструкция will have+3-я форма глагола.
@@НатальяПопова-ч8у7и Спасибо, долгое время не могла понять
@@babylena170 will модальный глагол, после него всегда идет голый инфинитив, т.е. без to
Я не поняла 2 предложение по русски что значит я буду изучать английский в течение двух лет к следующему месяцу это как вобще понять?
Это означает, что в следующем месяце будет два года как я изучаю английский))
просто автор вставляет дословный перевод, а дословно часто звучит неверно с точки зрения русского языка) У него не очень удачные примеры.
Вот список удачных примеров во времени Future Perfect Continuous:
1. They will have been talking for over an hour by the time she arrives. - К тому времени, как она придет, они будут разговаривать уже больше часа.
2. Mark will have been teaching at the university for more than a year by the time he leaves for England. - К моменту отъезда в Англию Марк будет преподавать в университете уже больше года.
3. By the time he graduates from university, his parents will have been working in the factory for 3 years. - К моменту окончания университета его родители будут работать на заводе уже 3 года.
Все примеры звучат абсолютно реалистично и сразу понятно в каких случаях можно использовать это время.
Добрый день!
Подскажите, гугул-переводчик -
я достигну этого уровня к следующему году.
переводит -
I will reach this level by next year. (13)
а в уроке - i have reached this level by next year.
Добрый
Правильно говорить и использовать с have
Тут не хватает контекста просто
Я тоже не понял почему так составляется предложение "к следующему месяцу в течении какого то времени праведьней было бы* со следующего месяца*"
Ну что, уровень В1, усложним задачку? Кто скажет как перевести на английский "ему ПРИДЕТСЯ продать дом К завтрашнему дню" а? (по примеру 86 предложения, я имею ввиду). Не получается да с "have to" применить пёрфект? Who knows?🤣
He'll have had to sell the house by tomorrow. - думаю так)
А разве нельзя have to просто заменить на синоним и не думать не о чем
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Не согласен с использованием continious в предложениях по типу "Он будет играть на гитаре в течение 5 лет к тому времени как ему исполнится 15". С континиусом звучит как будто он 5 лет без перерыва играет на гитаре, ни разу не останавливаясь.
1. We will be lying on the beach in the sun this time tomorrow
2. She’ll have graduated from university by next year
3. I’ll have been learning English for two years by next month
4. I’ll have been working for three years by next month
5. He’ll have earned ten thousand dollars by the end of the year
6. He’ll have been living in the city for ten years by next year
7. I’ll have been working on this project for two weeks by Tuesday
8. I’ll have been doing this work for four hours by the end of the day
9. I’ll have been learning English for six month by next year
10. We’ll have been living here for ten years by next march
11. I’ll be waiting for you confirmation
12. I’ll have finished reading this book by next week
13. I’ll have reached this level by next year
14. She’ll have been teaching English for ten years by next year
15. We’ll be waiting for your answer
16. I’ll do it with great pleasure
17. I’ll finish this book soon
18. I’ll have finished it by four
19. I’ll be waiting for you decision
20. I think they’ll change their policy
21. They’ll have built the bridge by next summer
22. I’ll try to devote more time to English
23. I’ll take this offer with great pleasure
24. They’ll have forgotten it by then
25. I think it’ll have forgotten it by then
26. I’ll have translated this article by tomorrow
27. He’ll have finished this homework by lunch time
28. They’ll be waiting for your confirmation
29. I think the company will have changed its policy by next year
30. He’ll have finished school by next summer
31. They’ll have built a new bridge by summer
32. He thinks he’ll have visited this place by next season
33. I’ll have been reading this book for a month by next week
34. He’ll be in the gym tomorrow this time
35. He’ll have earned this sum of money by next week
36. I’ll have been watching a movie for half an hour by the time he arrives
37. I’ll have reached the next level by next year
38. I’ll have been working here for seven months by the end of the year
39. I’ll have been reading this book for three hours by the end of the day
40. I’ll be terribly busy tomorrow this time
41. He’ll have spent lots of time on preparation before he takes part in this competition
42. She’ll have been playing the violin by the time she turns eleven
43. I expected I’ll have reached an advanced level in English by next year
44. I’ll have spent lots of time before taking part in this competition
45. I think I’ll have been able to pass this test by next month
46. They’ll have built a new building by the end of next year
47. I’ll have finished working on this project by the end of the week
48. I’ll have finished doing this exercised before he comes
49. He’ll have been playing the guitar for five years when he turns fifteen
50. I expect that I’ll have earned this money by the end of the year
51. They’ll have built a house by the time he graduates from university
52. I’ll have finished it by end of the year
53. While he’s working, she’ll be having a rest
54. Actually, I don’t really think that it’ll be possible
55. Probably, he’ll change his decision
56. While they’re having a rest, we’ll be training
57. While I’m having a rest, they’ll be training hard
58. While they’re having a rest, we’ll be studying
59. He knows he’ll have to do it anyway
60. He says that he’ll do it anyway
61. He knows that he’ll be able to do it
62. I suppose that they won’t be able to do it
63. I hope they’ll be able to do it
64. I think they won’t be able to do it
65. Actually, I don’t think it’ll happen
66. Of course, it won’t happen
67. Actually, I hope it’ll happen soon
68. I think everyone will understand it
69. I know she’ll understand it
70. I think they won’t understand it
71. I suppose he won’t be able to do it
72. I hope I’ll be able to buy it
73. It seems to me he won’t be able to do it
74. I firmly believe it’ll happen sooner or later
75. I know it’ll happen sooner or later
76. I believe he’ll come sooner or later
77. It seems to me it’ll happen sooner or later
78. I believe that It’ll happen soon
79. It seems to me it won’t happen tomorrow
80. She’ll have cocked dinner by the time he gets home
81. She’ll have cocked my favorite dish by the time I get home
82. My mother have cocked dinner by the time I return home
83. I’ll have to do it anyway
84. I’ll do it tomorrow
85. I won’t have to do it
86. He’ll have sold this house by the time he moves there
87. Perhaps, I’ll start raining tomorrow
88. Will you have done this work by nine tomorrow
89. It seems to me he won’t be able to get permission
90. I’ll have solved this problem by the end of the week
91. He’ll have fallen asleep by the time we get home
92. I’ll have done my homework by the time he comes back home
93. I think I’ll have earned this money by the end of the year
94. Probably, I’ll succeed in solving this problem somehow
95. I expect it’ll happen one day
96. I think I’ll be able to persuade him to do it
97. I’ll have finished doing it by the end of the month
98. In my view they won’t be able change anything
99. Probably, they’ll managed to win
100. He hopes he’ll have found a better job by next year
Вы набрали все здорово, только вот 13 предложение гугл переводит как I will reach this level by next year. Кто прав? Если можете, поясните.
@@ВикторСмоляк-д2в ваше предложение переведено в future simple, а я перевёл future perfect ( потому что действие завершится к определенному моменту в будущем)
"Он будет жить в городе в течение десяти лет к следующему году".
Что это за абракадабра? Вы хоть раз так формулировали свою мысль? Что хотел сказать автор?
В следующем/к следующему году будет десять лет, как он живет в этом городе? Непонятно, как это переводить? Так придумайте другие предложения, возьмите из фильмов, адаптировав под уровень. Но это же машинный перевод, калька.
Can I for example say “she’ll have university graduated by next year”? Instead of saying “she’ll have graduated university by next year”?
кто-то в реальности использует future perfect continius?
Да😅😅 Особенно в начале беседы, при знакомстве. С другой стороны представь, что ты используешь инглиш не для того, чтобы в другой стране попросить прикурить, а реально с англо-саксом целый день базаришь на все возможные темы. Уверяю, там все времена будут использованы в диалоге)
Да но ОЧЕНЬ РЕДКО
Ни разу не слышал,чтобы так говорили.Так даже по русски не говорят.
Он хочет, чтобы люди забыли русский, изучая английский, пока переводят подобные предложения.
Что это за предложения! Это же не русский язык!
Эти предложения можно составить вместе с предлогами, которых нету в английском, тут просто их убрали чтобы нас не путать
Вы хоть читаете что он пишет. Я буду преподавать Английский в течение 10лет к следующему году )))
Имеется в виду, что через год будет уже десять лет, как «я преподаю английский». Да, по-русски звучит странно, но если немного мозгами раскинуть, то смысл будет понятен
а что не понятно? вы хоть думайте, что пишете )))
бебрис ТЫ ДОСТАЛ СО СВОИМ What. И потом когда произносишь WHAT не надо ОРАТЬ. Не глухие
Тебя достал бебрис, а меня достал ты
Никто больше не жалуется. У всех все в порядке. Так. Может у тебя проблемы?😂
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1. actually |ˈæktʃʊəlɪ| - на самом деле
2. anyway |ˈenɪweɪ| - в любом случае
3. construct |kənˈstrʌkt| - конструировать
4. everybody |ˈevrɪbɑːdɪ| - все
5. permission |pərˈmɪʃn| - разрешение
6. persuade |pərˈsweɪd| - уговаривать
7. policy |ˈpɑːləsɪ| - политика
8. probably |ˈprɑːbəblɪ| - возможно
9. unable |ʌnˈeɪbl| - неспособный
1 We'll be lying on the beach in the sun this time tomorrow.
2 She'll have graduated from university by next year.
3 I'll have been learning English for two years by next month.
4 I'll have been working here for three years by next month.
5 He'll have earned ten thousand dollars by the end of the year.
6 He'll have been living in the city for ten years by next year.
7 I'll have been working on this project for two weeks by Tuesday.
8 I'll have been doing this work for four hours by the end of the day.
9 I'll have been learning English for six months by next year.
10 We'll have been living here for ten years by next March.
11 I'll be waiting for your confirmation.
12 I'll have finished reading this book by next week.
13 I'll have reached this level by next year.
14 She'll have been teaching English for ten years by next year.
15 We'll be waiting for your answer.
16 I'll do it with great pleasure.
17 I'll finish this book soon.
18 I'll have finished it by four.
19 I'll be waiting for your decision.
20 I think they'll change their policy.
21 They'll have built a bridge by next summer.
22 I'll try to devote more time to English.
23 I'll take this offer with great pleasure.
24 They'll have forgotten it by then. /by the time
25 I think I'll have forgotten it by then. /by the time
26 I'll have translated this article by tomorrow.
27 He'll have finished his homework by lunchtime.
28 They'll be waiting for our confirmation.
29 I think the company will have changed its policy by next year.
30 He'll have finished school by next summer.
31 They'll have built a new bridge by summer.
32 He thinks (that) he'll have visited this place by next season.
33 I'll have been reading this book for a month by next week.
34 He'll be in the gym this time tomorrow.
35 He'll have earned this sum of money by next week.
36 I'll have been watching the movie for half an hour by the time he arrives.
37 I'll have reached the next level by next year.
38 I'll have been working here for seven months by the end of the year.
39 I'll have been reading this book for three hours by the end of the day.
40 I'll be terribly busy this time tomorrow.
41 He'll have spent lots of time on preparation before he takes part in this contest.
42 She'll have been playing the violin for three years when she turns eleven.
43 I expect (that) I'll have reached an advanced level in English by next year.
44 I'll have spent lots of time on preparation before taking part in this contest.
45 I think I'll have been able to pass this test by next month.
46 They'll have constructed a new building by the end of next year. /built
47 I'll have finished working on this project by the end of the week.
48 I'll have finished doing these exercises before he comes.
49 He'll have been playing the guitar for five years when he turns fifteen.
50 I expect (that) I'll have earned this money by the end of the year.
51 They'll have built a house by the time he graduates from university.
52 I'll have finished it by the end of the year.
53 While he's working, she'll be having a rest.
54 Actually, I don't really think (that) it'll be possible.
55 Probably, he'll change his decision.
56 While they are having a rest, we'll be training.
57 While I'm having a rest, they'll be training hard.
58 While they are relaxing, we'll be studying.
59 He knows (that) he'll have to do it anyway. /in any case
60 He says (that) he'll do it anyway.
61 He knows (that) he'll be able to do it.
62 I suppose they won't be able to do it.
63 I hope (that) they'll be able to do it.
64 I think (that) they'll be unable to do it.
65 Actually, I don't think (that) it'll happen.
66 Of course, it won't happen.
67 Actually, I hope (that) it'll happen soon. Actually, I hope (that) it happens soon.
68 I think everybody will understand it.
69 I know (that) she'll understand it.
70 I think they won't understand it.
71 I suppose he'll be unable to do it.
72 I hope I'll be able to buy it.
73 It seems to me (that) he'll be unable to do it.
74 I firmly believe (that) it'll happen sooner or later.
75 I know (that) it'll happen sooner or later.
76 I believe (that) he'll come sooner or later.
77 It seems to me (that) it'll happen sooner or later.
78 I believe (that) it'll happen soon.
79 It seems to me (that) it won't happen tomorrow.
80 She'll have cooked dinner by the time he gets home.
81 She'll have cooked my favorite dish by the time I get home.
82 My mother will have cooked dinner by the time I come back home.
83 I'll have to do it anyway. /in any case
84 I'll do it tomorrow.
85 I won't have to do it.
86 He'll have sold this house by the time he moves there.
87 Probably, it'll start raining tomorrow.
88 Will you have done this work by nine tomorrow?
89 It seems to me he'll be unable to get this permission.
90 I'll have solved this problem by the end of the week.
91 He'll have fallen asleep by the time we get home.
92 I'll have done my homework by the time he comes back home.
93 I think I'll have earned this money by the end of the year.
94 Probably, I'll succeed in solving this problem somehow. /I'll manage to solve
95 I expect (that) it'll happen one day.
96 I think I'll be able to persuade him to do it.
97 I'll have finished doing it by the end of the month.
98 In my view, they'll be unable to change anything.
99 Probably, they'll manage to win.
100 He hopes (that) he'll have found a better job by next year.
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