FUTURE PERFECT

1. In two years, I will have gotten my bachelor degree.
2. Susan will have finished cooking dinner by 1 pm.
3. Peter won’t have gone to sleep when his father arrives at home.
4. Lucas and George won’t have done any exercise by next week.
5. What series will you have watched on Netflix by weekend?

FUTURE PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

1. Why will Lucy have been cleaning her house since this morning?
2. Where will Harry have been singing ballads on December 26th.
3. In January, Rosa will have been living in Huancavelica for 5 years.
4. Bethy will win the price of 25 000 dollars because she has been practicing since 2015.
5. Mr. Mendoza won’t have been working at Microsoft by next year because he is going to retire.

SUBJUNCTIVE

1. The instructor recommended that I stop exercising.
2. The engineer suggested that we adjust the electrical machine.
3. Rodrigo requires that I climb a mountain on my vacation.
4. July’s little brother insisted that they play video games.
5. It’s crucial that Mary be on time for the interview.

IMPERATIVE

1. Remember to wash the dishes today.
2. Call me when you get to Lima.
3. Clean your bedroom before you leave.
4. Please, open the window.
5. Don’t speak out loud.

NEGATIVE QUESTIONS

1. Didn’t you go out with your girlfriend yesterday?
2. Haven’t you mopped the floor?
3. Won’t Daniel go to the party tomorrow?
4. Hadn’t Karla and Vanesa won the lottery last month?
5. Isn’t Mariel your boss?

FUTURE PERFECT

1. In two years, I will have gotten my bachelor degree.
2. Susan will have finished cooking dinner by 1 pm.
3. Peter won’t have gone to sleep when his father arrives at home.
4. Lucas and George won’t have done any exercise by next week.
5. What series will you have watched on Netflix by weekend?

FUTURE PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

1. Why will Lucy have been cleaning her house since this morning?
2. Where will Harry have been singing ballads on December 26th.
3. In January, Rosa will have been living in Huancavelica for 5 years.
4. Bethy will win the price of 25 000 dollars because she has been practicing since 2015.
5. Mr. Mendoza won’t have been working at Microsoft by next year because he is going to retire.

SUBJUNCTIVE

1. The instructor recommended that I stop exercising.
2. The engineer suggested that we adjust the electrical machine.
3. Rodrigo requires that I climb a mountain on my vacation.
4. July’s little brother insisted that they play video games.
5. It’s crucial that Mary be on time for the interview.

IMPERATIVE

1. Remember to wash the dishes today.
2. Call me when you get to Lima.
3. Clean your bedroom before you leave.
4. Please, open the window.
5. Don’t speak out loud.

NEGATIVE QUESTIONS

1. Didn’t you go out with your girlfriend yesterday?
2. Haven’t you mopped the floor?
3. Won’t Daniel go to the party tomorrow?
4. Hadn’t Karla and Vanesa won the lottery last month?
5. Isn’t Mariel your boss?

FUTURE PERFECT

1. In two years, I will have gotten my bachelor degree.
2. Susan will have finished cooking dinner by 1 pm.
3. Peter won’t have gone to sleep when his father arrives at home.
4. Lucas and George won’t have done any exercise by next week.
5. What series will you have watched on Netflix by weekend?

FUTURE PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

1. Why will Lucy have been cleaning her house since this morning?
2. Where will Harry have been singing ballads on December 26th.
3. In January, Rosa will have been living in Huancavelica for 5 years.
4. Bethy will win the price of 25 000 dollars because she has been practicing since 2015.
5. Mr. Mendoza won’t have been working at Microsoft by next year because he is going to retire.

SUBJUNCTIVE

1. The instructor recommended that I stop exercising.
2. The engineer suggested that we adjust the electrical machine.
3. Rodrigo requires that I climb a mountain on my vacation.
4. July’s little brother insisted that they play video games.
5. It’s crucial that Mary be on time for the interview.

IMPERATIVE

1. Remember to wash the dishes today.
2. Call me when you get to Lima.
3. Clean your bedroom before you leave.
4. Please, open the window.
5. Don’t speak out loud.

NEGATIVE QUESTIONS

1. Didn’t you go out with your girlfriend yesterday?
2. Haven’t you mopped the floor?
3. Won’t Daniel go to the party tomorrow?
4. Hadn’t Karla and Vanesa won the lottery last month?
5. Isn’t Mariel your boss?