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2. I will have answered all their queries by 5 o’clock.

3. He will have resumed work by tomorrow.
4. The children will have learned multiplication by the end of this week.

5. She will have withdrawn twenty thousand rupees from the account by Monday.

6. Thousands will have migrated to the cities by next Deepavali.
7. They will have got married by next month.

8. They will have cut off the electricity supply at the mains by 2 p.m.

9. The lease will have expired by the end of November.
10. The court will have given judgement by this evening.

H. Complete the sentences by filling the blanks with the present perfect or the
present perfect continuous form of the verbs given in the brackets.

1. A: Hi, Sara! Are you coming to the park to play?

B: No, I (not finish) my homework yet.

2. A: Hello! Is Ravi home?
B: Ravi (go) to the mall with his parents.

3. A: Where are you going to eat dinner?

B: China Express. I (be) there once and loved the food!

4. A: How is your room so neat?

B: I (clean) it since morning!
5. A: Are you coming to the party?

B: No, I (make) other plans.

6. A: How nice that you called! Where are you?
B: I (call) you from Lhasa!

7. A: Is Anu coming to school today?

B: No, she (not feel) well lately.

8. A: Which foreign language will you learn?

B: I (decide) to learn Spanish.
9. A: How are you enjoying the summer?

B: We (swim) a lot!

10. A: Let’s try the new ice cream flavour.

B: I (already try) it.

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