Future Tenses ALL

Multiple Choice

________ forests disappear in 2100?

• will

• won't

• Will

• Won't

Multiple Choice

_____ you come with me?

• Will
• Shall
• Will / Shall

Multiple Choice

Will Peter go to Canada next year?

• No, he willn't go next year.
• No, he will not go next year.
• No, he shall not go next year.

Multiple Choice

Ann .......... travel to Italy next month. She bought tickets.

• is going to

• will

• doesn't

Multiple Choice

Where are you going to spend your summer holidays?

• I am going to travel to Portugal.

• We stayed in a luxurious hotel in Rome.

• I will go to Brazil.

Multiple Choice

I feel really tired. I think I ______ go to bed.

• WILL

• AM GOING TO

Multiple Choice

Do you want me to help you?- No thanks. John ______ help me.

• WILL

• IS GOING TO

Multiple Choice

That's much too heavy for one person. I ______ give you a hand

• WILL

• AM GOING TO

Multiple Choice

I've already decided. I ______ buy a new car.

• WILL

• AM GOING TO

Multiple Choice

What ______at 11 o´clock tonight?

• will you have done

• will you have been done

• will you be doing

• you will be doing

Multiple Choice

Which is NOT the function of future continuous tense?

• to express action at a particular moment in the future

• to predict future events

• to talk about actions which was in progress at a certain point in the past

• to ask politely for information about the future

Multiple Choice

These signal words can be used in the future continuous, except....

• this time next week

• tomorrow at 3 p.m.

• this evening

• At 6 o'clock on Friday

• at 9 o'clock yesterday

Multiple Choice

At 8.00 next Monday the committee _______________ (discuss) this question.

• will be discussing

• will discussing

• is discussing

• was discussing

Multiple Choice

What is the formation of Future Perfect Continuous tense?

• Using the auxiliary verb 'will' + 'have' + the past participle of the main verb

• Using the auxiliary verb 'will' + 'have' + 'been' + the present participle of the main verb

• Using the auxiliary verb 'will' + 'have' + the past participle of the main verb + 'been'

• Using the auxiliary verb 'will' + 'have' + 'been' + the past participle of the main verb

Reorder

Reorder the next sentence.

• In then year's time,

• the lack of water

• will have become

• a big problem,

• so we need to find alternatives.

1

2

3

4

5

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

Fill in the Blanks

Multiple Choice

By November all the leaves _____.

• will have fallen

• will have been falling

Multiple Choice

By the time they move to the new house, they _____ the house.

• will have renovated

• will have been renovating

Multiple Choice

By the time we get there, they ______ dinner.

• will have been having

• will have had

Multiple Choice

By tomorrow the mechanic ______ the car.

• will have been fixing

• will have fixed

Multiple Choice

The future perfect continuos (FPC) is a verb tense that ...

• describes actions that will continue up until a point.

• describes actions that are until a point.

• describes actions that continued up until a point.

• describes actions that were until a point.

Multiple Choice

The Future Perfect Progressive is formed by combining the modal “will“, the auxiliary verb “have“, “been“, and the present participle of the main verb (with an -ing ending).

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Which is the AFFIRMATIVE sentences structure?

• Subject + wil have been + verb -ing + complement

• Subject + will had been + verb -ing + complement

• Subject + have been + verb -ing + complement

• Subject + will have been + verb

Multiple Choice

Which is the NEGATIVE sentences structure?

• Subject + will have been + verb -ing + complement

• Subject + won't have been + verb -ing + complement

• Subject + won't has been + verb -ing

• Subject + will not be + verb -ing + complement

Multiple Choice

Which is the QUESTIONS structure?

• Subject + will have been + verb -ing + complement?

• Will have been + subject + verb -ing + complement?

• Will + subject + have been + verb -ing + complement?

Multiple Choice

Before they come, we ____________________ the house for 5 hours.

• will have cleaned

• will be cleaning

• will have been cleaning

• are going to be cleaning

Multiple Choice

The company ________________ the the contract for two months by June.

• will have been negotiated

• will have been negotiating

• won't be negotiating

• isn't going to negotiate

Multiple Choice

Jane _____________ when she comes home, because she ______________________ over 24 hours.

• will be very tired - will have been flying

• will have been being very tired - will have flown

• is going to be very tired - will have flown

• will have been being very tired - will have been flying

Multiple Choice

She _______________ the book for four months by the end of October.

• won't have written

• won't been writing

• won't have writing

• won't have been writing

Multiple Choice

I __________here for three hours

• will be waiting

• will have been waiting

• will have waited

• will wait

Multiple Choice

What do the Future Perfect and Future Perfect Continuous tenses emphasize?

• The completion of an action in the future

• An action in the future

• The importance of specific times in the future

• The relationship between past and future actions

Multiple Choice

Order the question?

seen / that / will / you/ movie / ? / several / have / times

• Will you have seen that movie several times

• Will have you seen that movie several times?

• Will you have seen that movie several times?

• Will you have see that movie several times?

Multiple Choice

In 15 minutes we _______ a test for 2 hours.

• will write

• will be writing

• will have been writing

• will have written

Multiple Choice

By the time you finish studying the verb tense tutorial, you _____ (master) all twelve tenses including their passive forms.

• will have mastered

• will have been mastering