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이 운동을 통해 학생들은 미래 시간 절을 사용한 영어 문장을 더욱 자연스럽고 정확하게 구사할 수 있는 능력을 향상시킬 수 있습니다. 다음의 문장들은 학생들이 이러한 구조를 사용하는 연습을 할 수 있도록 설계되었으니, 주어진 공백을 적절한 단어나 구문으로 채워 넣으시면 됩니다.
미래 시간 절의 사용 연습 1
I will give you a call as soon as I *arrive* (verb) at the office.
You should finish your homework before you *go* (verb) out tonight.
We won’t start the meeting until everyone *has* (auxiliary) arrived.
When the movie *begins* (verb), please turn off your phones.
Please let me know after you *have* (auxiliary) made your decision.
I’ll be waiting here until you *return* (verb).
She’s going to look for a new job as soon as she *graduates* (verb).
You need to pack your bags before we *leave* (verb) tomorrow morning.
As soon as the bell *rings* (verb), the students will start the exam.
He won’t be able to relax until he *knows* (verb) the results of the test.
We will discuss the project when I *get* (verb) back.
After she *earns* (verb) her degree, she plans to travel for a year.
I’m going to work hard this semester so that I can pass the exam when it *comes* (verb).
They’ll have dinner ready by the time we *arrive* (verb) at their house.
Once the contract *is* (auxiliary) signed, we can begin the work.
미래 시간 절의 사용 연습 2
Before you *leave* (verb), make sure to turn off the lights.
I will send you the report when it *is* (auxiliary) finished.
Don’t call him until the game *has* (auxiliary) ended.
She will announce her decision as soon as she *makes* (verb) up her mind.
You can start decorating the room after the guests *arrive* (verb).
We will go out for dinner as soon as the rain *stops* (verb).
He’ll join us after he *finishes* (verb) his work.
When you *see* (verb) him, remind him about the meeting tomorrow.
Please water the plants before you *go* (verb) on your trip.
They will sign the contract when the lawyer *approves* (verb) it.
You should save your work before the computer *shuts* (verb) down unexpectedly.
She’s going to call as soon as she *arrives* (verb) at the airport.
We have to clean the house before our parents *get* (verb) home.
He won’t eat anything until he *read* (verb) the reviews of the restaurant.
I’ll notify you when the tickets *become* (verb) available.
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