Kelompok 3 Anggota :
1. Annisa Santi Nugraheni (NIM 2404090131) 2. Eva Shintia Putri (NIM 2404090108)
3. Maysya Rafa Zahirah (NIM 2404090115) 4. Lilis Naila Ulfa (NIM 2404090117)
5. Eka Septy Dhea Ardhina (NIM 2404090101) 6. Thalita Adine Widyastuti (NIM 2404090132) 7. Aura Shafa Permata (NIM 2404090100) 8. Elizabeth Paetip Sitokdana (NIM 2404090139)
Part 1: Overview of Future Tenses (Negative, Interrogative, and Passive) with Adverbs 1. Future Simple (will)
o Pattern (Positive):
i. Subject + will + base verb
ii. Example: She will arrive tomorrow.
o Pattern (Negative):
i. Subject + will not (won’t) + base verb ii. Example: He will not attend the meeting.
o Pattern (Interrogative):
i. Will + subject + base verb?
ii. Example: Will they come to the party?
o Pattern (Passive):
i. Subject + will + be + past participle
ii. Example: The report will be completed by Friday.
Common Adverbs: tomorrow, next week, soon, in a year, later 2. Future Continuous
o Pattern (Positive):
▪ Subject + will + be + verb(-ing)
▪ Example: I will be working all day tomorrow.
o Pattern (Negative):
▪ Subject + will not + be + verb(-ing)
▪ Example: They will not be watching TV at 8 PM.
o Pattern (Interrogative):
▪ Will + subject + be + verb(-ing)?
▪ Example: Will you be you attending the meeting?
o Pattern (Passive):
▪ Subject + will + be + being + past participle (rare)
▪ Example: The project will be being reviewed during the week.
Common Adverbs: at 5 PM, tomorrow, all day, this time next week
3. Future Perfect
o Pattern (Positive):
▪ Subject + will + have + past participle
▪ Example: He will have finished his homework by 6 PM.
o Pattern (Negative):
▪ Subject + will not + have + past participle
▪ Example: They will not have completed the project by the deadline.
o Pattern (Interrogative):
▪ Will + subject + have + past participle?
o Example: Will she have arrived by tomorrow morning?
o Pattern (Passive):
▪ Subject + will + have + been + past participle
▪ Example: The documents will have been signed by Monday.
Common Adverbs: by tomorrow, by next week, by the time, before 4. Future Perfect Continuous
o Pattern (Positive):
▪ Subject + will + have + been + verb(-ing)
▪ Example: By next year, I will have been working here for five years.
o Pattern (Negative):
▪ Subject + will not + have + been + verb(-ing)
▪ Example: They will not have been living here for long o Pattern (Interrogative):
▪ Will + subject + have + been + verb(-ing)?
▪ Example: Will you have been studying for an hour when i arrive?
o Note: Passive form is rarely used for Future Perfect Continuous.
Common Adverbs: for, since, by the time, by then
Part 2: Fill in the Blanks (Using Correct Tense, Adverb, and Form)
Complete the sentences with the correct future tense form, adverb, and passive/active structure.
1. (Future Simple – Negative) She won't visit her grandparents tomorrow.
2. (Future Continuous – Interrogative) Will you be working on the project at 5 PM?
3. (Future Perfect – Positive) They will have finished the report by next Monday.
4. (Future Perfect Passive – Positive) The emails will have been sent by tomorrow.
5. (Future Perfect Continuous – Negative) He won't have been working here for five years by the end of this year.
Part 3: Rewrite the Sentences in Passive Form
Rewrite the following sentences using the appropriate future tense passive form.
1. (Future Simple) They will build the new office next year.
Passive: The new office will be built by them next year
2. (Future Continuous) The chef will be preparing dinner when the guests arrive.
Passive: Dinner will be being prepared by the chef when the guests arrive 3. (Future Perfect) She will have completed the assignment by the deadline.
Passive: The assignment will have been completed by her by the deadline
Part 4: Multiple Choice Questions
Choose the correct option for each question. Circle the correct answer.
1. The presentation ______ by John next week.
A) will present B) will be presented C) is presenting D) will presented
2. They ______ at the new office tomorrow.
A) will working B) are working C) will be working D) will be work
3. By 8 PM, they ______ all the tasks.
A) will have completed B) will complete
C) will have been completed D) complete
4. The project ______ by Friday.
A) will complete
B) will have been completed C) is completed
D) will be complete
5. She ______ the dinner at 7 PM tomorrow.
A) will be cooking B) will cooking C) is cooking D) will cook
6. They ______ the new system by next month.
A) will have installed B) will have been installed
C) will install D) install
7. By next week, they ______ for six months.
A) will working B) will have worked
C) will have been working D) will have working
8. The final decision ______ by the end of the meeting.
A) will have made B) will have been made C) is being made
D) will make
9. The documents ______ by Sarah.
A) will be signed B) will signed C) is signing D) will be signing
10. I ______ at the office all day tomorrow.
A) will work B) will be working C) am working D) worked
Part 5: Matching Future Tenses with Functions
Match each future tense with its correct function. Write the correct tense (A, B, C, or D) next to each function.
Tenses:
● A) Future Simple
● B) Future Continuous
● C) Future Perfect
● D) Future Perfect Continuous Functions:
1. B Describes actions that will be happening at a specific time in the future.
2. C Describes actions that will be completed before another point in the future.
3. D Describes actions that will be ongoing up to a certain point in the future.
4. A Describes actions that will happen in the future, often used for predictions or spontaneous decisions.
5. B Describes future plans or arrangements.
6. C Describes actions that will have been completed by a certain future time.
7. D Describes a sequence of future events.
8. B Describes actions that will be interrupted by another future action.
