The electrician ...... (not / check) the whole wiring by the time Mr and Mrs Hunter return from holiday.

Lucy Kindred ...... (not / speak) to the police by midnight.

The guests ...... (not / have) the chance to speak to the captain by the time the ship reaches the harbour.

The delphins ...... (not / eat) anything for a whole day by noon.

The former chess master ...... (not / play) for almost ten years by the end of the weekend.

The receptionist ...... (not / tell) me about all the messages by the end of the afternoon.

I should hope you ...... (not / leave) a single spot uncleaned in your room by bedtime.

When Martin gets to the office, he ...... (not / listen) to the whole CD.

The experts ...... (not / test) the new software by the time you order it next week.

The architect says she ...... (not / finish) all the designs this week.

The marketing manager tells me he ...... (not / discuss) the matter with all the parties by the end of the month.

The traffic warden ...... (not / walk) down the street when the clock strikes noon.

When the nurses come back from lunch, the doctor ...... (not / complete) Mr Marley's medical check-up.

The guide ...... (not / show) us the whole city by the time our train leaves for Edinburgh.

The athlete ...... (not / swim) the whole round by the time his wife comes in.