Future perfect
simple and continuous
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Exercise 2

Complete this exercise with the future perfect simple and continuous.

A: How long have you been preparing your campaign, Derek?
B: By the end of this month I ___ on it for a year. (work)



A: How long have you been preparing your campaign, Derek?

B: By the end of this month I on it for a year. (work)

A: For a year? And do you think you it by the end of June? (launch)

B: I hope so. I suppose we all the posters and TV shots by then. (make)

A: Why has it taken you so long?

B: We needed a lot of data to support our arguments. And we'll have to sort them out. But we it by the end of June. (finish)

A: I wish you all good luck, Derek. And I hope that before your campaign ends, the public transport in our city for the better. (change)

B: Thank you. I promise that we for solutions to the problems till we find the best ones. (look)

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