Future Perfect Continuous Skills

What is the correct form of the future perfect continuous tense for the pronoun 'I' and the verb 'study'?

• I will be studying

• I will have studying

• I will be have studying

• I will have been studying

Identify the time expression in the following sentence: 'By next year, I will have been working here for ten years.'

• At next year

• During next year

• By next year

• In next year

Differentiate between future perfect continuous and future continuous tense.

• Future perfect continuous tense describes an ongoing action that will be completed at a specific time in the future, while future continuous tense describes an action that will be ongoing at a specific time in the future.

• Future perfect continuous tense is used for singular actions, while future continuous tense is used for plural actions.

• Future perfect continuous tense describes a completed action in the future, while future continuous tense describes an ongoing action.

• Future perfect continuous tense is used for past actions, while future continuous tense is used for present actions.

Construct a sentence using future perfect continuous tense with the verb 'play'.

• By next week, they will have been play tennis for five hours.

• By next week, they will have been playing tennis for five hours.

• By next week, they will have played tennis for five hours.

• By next week, they will be playing tennis for five hours.

Apply the rule for forming future perfect continuous tense for the pronoun 'she' and the verb 'dance'.

• she will be dancing

• she will have danced

• she will be danced

• she will have been dancing

What is the correct form of the verb in the future perfect continuous tense for the pronoun 'they'?

• will be working

• will have been working

• will have worked

• will have been worked

Recognize the correct form of the future perfect continuous tense in the sentence: 'He will have been waiting for hours.'

• He will have been waiting for hours.

• He will be waiting for hours.

• He will have waited for hours.

• He will be waiting for hours.

Form a sentence using future perfect continuous tense with the time expression 'by the end of this month'.

• I will have been working on this project for three weeks by the end of this month.

• I will be working on this project for three weeks until the end of this month.

• I will have worked on this project for three weeks by the end of this month.

• I will be working on this project for three weeks by the end of this month.