Future Perfect Simple and Future Perfect Continuous

Select the correct sentence on future perfect

• I will be reading this book

• I will have read this book by tomorrow

• I go to read the book tomorrow

• I won’t Reading the book tomorrow

Choose the correct sentence of the future perfect

• Jenny will not have saved enough money yet.

• Jenny won’t be saving enough money

I ________ by then.

• will be leave

• will have left

• will leaving

• Will left

The future perfect is used to:

• The future perfect is used to indicate a future and a present events

• The future perfect is used to indicate a uncertain future event

• The future perfect tense is used to indicate a future event that has a definitive end date.

• The future perfect is used to indicate a past event

By 2050 scientists ______________ a cure for cancer

• Will be found

• Will be founding

• Will have found

• Will have founding

Choose the correct sentence in the future perfect

• She will be cooking my favorite food

• She cooks my favorite food

• She will be cooked my favorite food

• She will have cooked my favorite food

I'm afraid the books you ordered.............. by Friday.

• won't have arrived

• won't have been arriving

• will have arrived

• will have been arriving

Which sentence correctly uses the future perfect simple tense?

• A) By next year, I will have completed my degree.

• B) By next year, I will be completing my degree.

• C) By next year, I complete my degree.

• D) By next year, I will completing my degree.

Identify the sentence that uses the future perfect continuous tense.

• A) She will have been working here for five years by the end of this month.

• B) She will work here for five years by the end of this month.

• C) She will be working here for five years by the end of this month.

• D) She will have worked here for five years by the end of this month.

What is the primary use of the future perfect continuous tense?

• A) To describe an action that will be completed before a specific time in the future.

• B) To describe an ongoing action that will continue up to a specific time in the future.

• C) To describe a past action that has relevance to the present.

• D) To describe a habitual action in the future.