Future Perfect and Continuous

Identify the correct usage of 'be + to infinitive' in the following sentence: 'She will be to visit her grandmother next week.'

• She will be to visited her grandmother next week.

• She will be to visit her grandmother last week.

• She will be visiting her grandmother next week.

• She will be to visiting her grandmother next week.

Form a sentence in future continuous tense using the verb 'study'.

• I will be studying for my exam tomorrow.

• I have been studying for my exam tomorrow.

• I will study for my exam tomorrow.

• I am studying for my exam tomorrow.

What is the difference between future perfect and future continuous?

• Future perfect and future continuous are the same tense with different names.

• Future perfect is used for actions that will happen at a specific point in the future, while future continuous is used for actions that will be completed before a specific point in the future.

• Future perfect tense is used to describe completed actions before a specific point in the future, while future continuous tense is used to describe ongoing actions at a specific point in the future.

• Future perfect is used for ongoing actions in the future, while future continuous is used for completed actions.

Identify the correct form of 'be + to infinitive' in the sentence: 'They are to leave for the airport at 6 AM.'

• are to leave

• is to leave

• am to leave

• were to leave

Create a sentence in future perfect tense using the verb 'finish'.

• I will finish my homework tomorrow.

• I will have finished my homework by the time you arrive.

• I am finishing my homework right now.

• I finished my homework yesterday.

Explain the structure of 'be + to infinitive' in future tense.

• is be + to infinitive

• will be + to infinitive

• are be + to infinitive

• was be + to infinitive

Identify the correct usage of 'be + to infinitive' in the following sentence: 'He is to attend the meeting tomorrow.'

• He is attending the meeting tomorrow.

• He is to attending the meeting tomorrow.

• He is attended the meeting tomorrow.

• He is to attend the meeting tomorrow.

Form a sentence in future continuous tense using the verb 'work'.

• I will worked

• I am working

• I will have worked

• I will be working.

Differentiate between future perfect and future continuous with examples.

• Future perfect tense is formed with 'will have + past participle' (e.g. By next year, I will have finished my degree). Future continuous tense is formed with 'will be + present participle' (e.g. This time tomorrow, I will be studying for my exam).

• Future perfect tense is formed with 'will + base form of the verb' (e.g. By next year, I will finish my degree)

• Future continuous tense is formed with 'will have + past participle' (e.g. This time tomorrow, I will have studying for my exam)

• Future perfect tense is formed with 'will be + present participle' (e.g. By next year, I will be finishing my degree)

Identify the correct form of 'be + to infinitive' in the sentence: 'We will be to complete the project by next month.'

• be completed

• be complete

• be to complete

• be completing