Future perfect and continuous

When I travel to England next year I ________ English for over four years, so I think I'll be ready.

• will be studying

• will study

• will have studied

Please, come at 8. By that time, I ______ my homework and we can go out.

• 'll finish

• 'll be finishing

• 'll have finished

We _______ on the first train next Monday.

• 'll have left

• 'll be leaving

• 'll leaved

When we arrive in Los Angeles we'll need to rest, because we _______ about 800 miles.

• will drive

• will have driven

• will be driving

By the time you arrive I _______ something spectacular and dinner will be on the table waiting for you.

• will have cooked

• will cooked

• will be cooking

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We are visiting a new city every week. By the end of the summer, we _________ (visit) all the most important cities in Europe.

When you get off the train, we _______ for you on the platform.

• 'll wait

• 'll be waiting

• ll have waited

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I'm cleaning the kitchen. By the time you arrive, it _________ (be) spotless.

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In less than 2 years, my grandparents ___________ (be married) for 50 years. We are going to celebrate it.

Complete the sentence with future simple con continuous. DON´T USE CONTRACTIONS.

I'm sure when you call him, he __________ (watch) TV. He's always in front of the TV!