Three exercises on the future perfect continuous: choose the form, complete the sentences and correct the mistakes.
Future Perfect Continuous - Exercise 1
Choose the correct option to complete each sentence.
1. By the end of the month, I three novels.
2. By June, I my thesis.
3. When she arrives, she for ten hours, so she'll be exhausted.
4. In May, they here for twenty years.
5. By next year, he her for a decade.
6. By eight o'clock, I for two hours.
7. How long here when you retire?
8. By the time you get home, the kids outside all afternoon, so they'll be tired.
9. I here since six, so I'll be furious when you arrive.
10. By the time I finish this course, I 500 new words.
Future Perfect Continuous - Exercise 2
Complete each sentence with the future perfect continuous of the verb in brackets. Write only the missing words.
1. By June, I (work) here for five years.
2. By the time he arrives, he (drive) for ten hours.
3. In July, they (live) in Madrid for a decade.
4. By midnight, we (dance) for four hours.
5. How long (you / study) when the exam starts?
6. She (not / sleep) much by then, so she'll be exhausted.
7. By next week, I (wait) for the parcel for a month.
8. By the end of the film, the children (sit) still for three hours.
9. (they / negotiate) for long when the deal is signed?
10. By Christmas, he (learn) English for two years.
Future Perfect Continuous - Exercise 3
Decide whether each sentence is correct. If it is incorrect, rewrite it correctly.
1. By June, I will have been working here for five years.
2. By June, I will have been work here for five years.
3. By next year, we will have been knowing each other for ten years.
4. How long will you have been living here by then?
5. She will have being waiting for hours.
6. By the time you arrive, I will been working all day.
7. They will have been playing for two hours by five o'clock.
8. By the time you will get home, I'll have been cooking for an hour.
9. By midnight, I will have been sleeping for three hours.