Future Time Clauses, Future Continuous & Future Perfect

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I'll eat my breakfast. It will get cold. Before

I'll make breakfast. You'll do the washing up. As long as

Future time clauses

In sentences which refer to the future, we use the Present Simple after the following time expressions:

• If / when / unless / before / after / until / as soon as / as long as

Examples

If you don't have breakfast at home, you will feel hungry very soon.

When Luke arrives, we will cook supper.

You won't lose weight unless you eat fruit and vegetables every day. 

Note!

• Do  not add will after the time expressions: if/as soon as etc.
• Jane will call me as soon as she gets home 
• NOT: Jane will call me as soon as she will get home
• Add a comma when the time expression starts the sentence! If you study hard, you'll pass your test!

You won't get any ice cream, until you finish your veggies! Is this sentence correct?

1. Yes
2. No

Practice

Do exercises 1 - 3 on page 98.  

Prepositions in time expressions

AT

• talking about the time - e.g. at 8 o'clock
• mealtimes - at lunch
• weekends and holidays - at Easter
• when talking about night or night-time - sleep well at night

I'll met him ....... 10 p.m. under the bridge.

1. at
2. in
3. on

IN

• Years, months and seasons: in summer, in the year 1250
• parts of the day: it always rains in the morning
• indicate period of time before something happens - I'll call you back in 20 minutes

We are going to meet him ......Saturday...... the afternoon.

1. at, in
2. on, in
3. at, at

ON

• Particular dates or days - on 14 July OR on Monday
• when using the word occasion - I've seen her on several occasions 

Homework:

Do ex. 4 on p. 98 /99

Do ch. 10, p. 108, 109 ex. 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5.