Future Perfect Simple and Future Perfect Continuous

FUTURE PERFECT Vs. FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS: By 2020, she ____ (study) English for 10 years.

• will have been studying

• will have studied

• will has been studying

FUTURE PERFECT Vs. FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS: He ____ (not read) the newspaper before he finishes his coffee.

• not have read

• will not have read

• will not have been reading

FUTURE PERFECT Vs. FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS: As of tomorrow, we ____ (be) here for one month.

• will have being

• will have were

• will have been

FUTURE PERFECT Vs. FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS: In 15 minutes we ____ (look) for flights for 3 hours.

• will have been looking

• will have loked

• will have been loking

FUTURE PERFECT: I ________ by then. (leave)

FUTURE PERFECT: Will you ________ by 8am? (arrive)

FUTURE PERFECT: You ________ the bill by the time the item arrives. (receive)

FUTURE PERFECT: Melissa and Mike will be exhausted. They ________ for 24 hours. (not/sleep)

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS: My mom ________ for two days by the time I see her. (TRAVEL)

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS: They'll be exhausted by dinner. They _______hockey for seven hours. (play)