Future Perfect Continuous Tense

Future perfect and future perfect continuous

Future Perfect

Use The future perfect to emphasize that something will be completed or achieved by a particular point in the future.

Future perfect statements

Future perfect continuous

Use Future perfect continuous to emphasize the duration of ant activity in progress at a particular point in the future

Future perfect continuous statements

Multiple Select

Chose the correct Statements for "Future perfect"

• You will have worked eight hours by Saturday

• By next week, I will not have finished this book

• He will not have been arriving at 6pm

• They will have left Japan at 9:00 am

• will we have meeting your boyfriend?

Multiple Select

Chose the correct Statements for "Future perfect Continuous"

• You will have been saving money for 50 years.

• He have been preparing dinner for two hours.

• She will have been waited for two days.

• They won't have been traveled for over a year

• Will I have been cleaning the house for two hours?

Fill in the Blank

Put the sentence in order:

Will have been / I / Television for 4 hours when you come home /watching

Fill in the Blank

Put the sentence in correct order:

will/ I /my assignment by Monday / Finished / not have.