Стр.103-104 Рабочая тетрадь Grammar Bank ГДЗ Starlight Баранова 8 класс

Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Баранова, Дули, Копылова 8 класс, Просвещение: Future Perfect — Future Perfect Continuous
21 Put the verbs in brackets into the future perfect or the future perfect continuous.
1 Jonathan will have been working on his invention for three hours before he finally goes to bed.
2 By the time the girls return from their shopping trip, I will have cooked dinner.
3 Will Jane have finished her homework by the time the wildlife documentary begins?
4 Jack will have been working at the post office for 20 years by the time he’s 50.
5 I’m afraid Jack will not have recovered from the accident by the time his football training begins.
6 I will have been growing my own vegetables for two years by the end of the year.
7 Will you have mailed the invitations before Friday?
8 By November, Harry will have been selling his produce to local stores for two years.
9 We will have converted the rooftop of our apartment into a garden by the end of the week.
10 By June, Mr Patterson will have been teaching music at our school for ten years.
11 Scientists hope they will have solved the world’s food shortage problem by the end of the century.
22 Underline the correct item.
1 Are you sure you’ll have cleaned the living room before the guests arrive?
2 By the time we reach our first stop, we will have been driving for 4 hours.
3 The shop will not have repaired my camcorder until the end of the week.
4 By noon, the fire from the powerful explosion will have been burning for 12 hours straight.
5 Will they have published her new book by summer?
Exclamations
23 Fill in: what (a/an), how, such (a/an) or so.
1 A: Let’s go shopping this afternoon!
B: What a great idea!
2 A: What delicious apples! Where did you buy them?
B: From farmer Jack. He’s got an organic farm.
3 A: That was such an interesting article!
B: I know. We learnt so much about the fashion industry from it.
4 A: There was a catastrophic earthquake in Japan.
B: Oh no! How terrible for the people there!
24 In pairs rephrase the following, as in the example. Then write the sentences.
1 What a brilliant idea!
How brilliant an idea it is!
This idea is so brilliant!
Isn’t this idea brilliant?
It’s such a brilliant idea!
2 This is such a trendy outfit!
3 How professional he is!
Clauses of Concession
25 Circle the correct item.
1 Sarah saves her pocket money, whereas her sister spends it straightaway.
A whereas
B even though
C despite
2 Although it was a weekday, Melody decided to go out with her friends.
A Despite
B In spite
C Although
3 David gashed his leg. However, he didn’t need to have stitches.
A Even though
B Whereas
C However
4 No matter how hard I tried, I couldn’t speak to the manager about my faulty camera.
A No matter how
B While
C Though
5 In spite of having ordered a black mobile, I received a white one.
A In spite
B Despite
C However
6 He made a mistake, yet he didn’t tell anyone.
A whereas
B yet
C while
26 Rewrite the sentences as in the example.
1 She wants to buy a new ski suit. She can’t afford it. (although, however)
a Although she wants to buy a new ski suit, she can’t afford it.
b She wants to buy a new ski suit. However, she can’t afford it.
2 I love fashion shows. I haven’t been to one. (even though/yet)
a Even though I love fashion shows, I haven’t been to one.
b I love fashion shows, yet I haven’t been to one.
3 Susan has a great singing voice. She doesn’t want a career in music. (despite, even though)
a Despite having a great singing voice, Susan doesn’t want a career in music.
b Susan doesn’t want a career in music, even though she has a great singing voice.
4 She gets her flowers from the local florist. She has her own flower garden. (in spite of, but)
a In spite of having her own flower garden, she gets her flowers from the local florist.
b She has her own flower garden, but she gets her flowers from the local florist.
5 He always buys organically-grown vegetables. They are more expensive. (despite the fact that, though)
a He always buys organically-grown vegetables, despite the fact that they are more expensive.
b He always buys organically-grown vegetables. They are more expensive, though.
*Цитирирование части задания со ссылкой на учебник производится исключительно в учебных целях для лучшего понимания разбора решения задания.

21

1. Jonathan will have been working on his invention for three hours before he finally goes to bed.
2. By the time the girls return from their shopping trip, I will have cooked dinner.
3. Will Jane have finished her homework by the time the wildlife documentary begins?
4. Jack will have been working at the post office for 20 years by the time he’s 50.
5. I’m afraid Jack will not have recovered from the accident by the time his football training begins.
6. I will have been growing my own vegetables for two years by the end of the year.
7. Will you have mailed the invitations before Friday?
8. By November, Harry will have been selling his produce to local stores for two years.
9. We will have converted the rooftop of our apartment into a garden by the end of the week.
10. By June, Mr Patterson will have been teaching music at our school for ten years.
11. Scientists hope they will have solved the world’s food shortage problem by the end of the century.

22

1. Are you sure you’ll have cleaned the living room before the guests arrive?
2. By the time we reach our first stop, we will have been driving for 4 hours.
3. The shop will not have repaired my camcorder until the end of the week.
4. By noon, the fire from the powerful explosion will have been burning for 12 hours straight.
5. Will they have published her new book by summer?

23

1. What a great idea!
2. What delicious apples!
3. such an interesting article!
4. How terrible for the people there!

24

1. What a brilliant idea!
How brilliant an idea it is!
This idea is so brilliant!
Isn’t this idea brilliant?
It’s such a brilliant idea!

2. This is such a trendy outfit!
How trendy this outfit is!
This outfit is so trendy!
Isn’t this outfit trendy?
It’s a really trendy outfit!

3. How professional he is!
He is so professional!
Isn’t he professional?
He is such a professional person!

25

1. A whereas
2. C Although
3. C However
4. A No matter how
5. B Despite
6. B yet

26

1. a Although she wants to buy a new ski suit, she can’t afford it.
b She wants to buy a new ski suit. However, she can’t afford it.

2. a Even though I love fashion shows, I haven’t been to one.
b I love fashion shows, yet I haven’t been to one.

3. a Despite having a great singing voice, Susan doesn’t want a career in music.
b Susan doesn’t want a career in music, even though she has a great singing voice.

4. a In spite of having her own flower garden, she gets her flowers from the local florist.
b She has her own flower garden, but she gets her flowers from the local florist.

5. a He always buys organically-grown vegetables, despite the fact that they are more expensive.
b He always buys organically-grown vegetables. They are more expensive, though.