Change the sentences to questions and answer them according to the pattern. By six o’clock she will have made a new dress. — Will she have made a new dress by six o’clock? — Yes, she will. No, she won’t. 1. He will have read the book by this time tomorrow. 2. She will have given the final answer before he returns. 3. We shall have left Moscow by 5 o’clock tomorrow. 4. I shall have returned the book to the library by 2 p.m. tomorrow. 5. By the end of this term we shall have learnt many new words. 6. If you come at 3 o’clock, I shall have copied these articles. 7. If you call at my place in the evening, the book will have been brought to me. 8. You will have translated this article by 5 o’clock.