Future perfect
Future continuous
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Future continuous vs. future perfect - exercise 1

Choose the correct tense - future continuous or future perfect?

In twenty years' time most people ___ the Internet.
(will be using, will have been using)

By this time next year we ___ into our new house.
(will be moving, will have moved)



In twenty years' time most people around the world the Internet.

By this time next year we into our new house in South Carolina.

When he retires, he in the same company for fifty years.

By 2050 well-off holidaymakers to the Moon.

As soon as we reach the Italian coast, we for a week.

They the new train station in our town by November.

I for a new job while you are on your holiday in Madrid.

He will come back in summer. By then he in Cork for two years.

At midnight the speakers their projects for more than ten hours.

When we go to see our kids, they at the summer camp for two weeks.

In a fifty years' time thousands of endangered species from this planet.

In a few hours' time we on the plane flying to Costa Rica.

I'll meet you at four o'clock. - At four? I'm afraid I English.

I suppose we the wheels before you come back from the shop.

Shall I buy a pizza for dinner? - There's no need. I as usual.

I'm sorry, we can't come tonight. We the new documentary on TV.

I hope that my new laptop by the end of this week.

Future perfect simple and continuous exercises with answers and grammar rules for intermediate - advanced learners of English as a foreign language.

The future continuous is used for activities that will be in progress at a point of time.

At 8 o'clock I will be travelling to Dorset.
I'll be sleeping when you come back.
Josh won't be working this time tomorrow.
Will you be using the computer tonight?

The future perfect is used for activities that will be completed before or at a certain time in the future.

I will have sent the project by Friday.
On 11 August this year we will have been married for five years.
Marion won't have made the meal by noon.
Will you have finished your work when we return?

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