Future Perfect is used ...

• A future action that will start in the future

• A finished action in the future

• A future action in progress

• A future action that is planned

Sorry, Noey, I ____ (to finish) homework by tomorrow, I’m afraid.

• won't have finished

• won't have finish

• will have finish

• will haven't finished

___ you ____ (to earn) enough to go out this weekend?

• Will / had earn

• Will / Had earned

• Won't / had earned

• Will / have earned

The Future Perfect tense indicates a...

• Future Action

• Future action before an event

• Future action after an event

• Future action meanwhile another event

When my daughter turns eight, we ____________ here for 10 years.

• Will have been living

• Will have been lived

• Will have live

• Will have living

The Future Perfect Progressive tense indicates...

• An action that will progress until some time in the future.

• An action that will continue until some time in the future.

• An action that will start until some time in the future.

• An action that will happen until some time in the future.

The robbers _____ all the money by the time anyone arrives.

• Will haven't taken

• Will have taken

• Will have took

• Won't haven't taken't

By the time he graduates, he _______ five years of study.

• won't have completed

• will haven't complete

• will have competed

• will have completed

By the time I get home, Zoey ______ dinner for both of us.

• will have cookie

• will have cooken

• will have cooked

• will have cook

Even though she _______ the whole night, Monica and her moves will still look very fresh.

• will have been dancing

• will have been recycling

• will have been singing

• will have been drinking