Grammar Quiz

Future Perfect Tense Quiz

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Next year in May, ————– here for 25 years.

A. He will have work

B. He will have worked

C. He will work


By this time next year

A. I will have moved to London

B. I have moved to London

C. I move to London


Dan …… Mt. Fuji eight times by November 10.

A. will have climbed

B. have climbed

C. has climbed

D. had climbed


If he wins another gold medal, he …… four in his entire career.

A. will have won

B. have won

C. had won

D. has won


Complete the sentence with the correct form of future perfect tense: ‘By next year, I _______ (learn) French for 5 years.’

A. will learned

B. will have learned

C. learned

D. will have learning


————————— by that time.

A. They won’t decided

B. They won’t have decided

C. They will have not decided


Choose the correct future perfect tense for the sentence: ‘By next month, she _______ (finish) her project.’

A. will finished

B. will have finished

C. finished

D. will have finishing


Choose the correct future perfect tense for the sentence: ‘By next month, they _______ (build) their new house.’

A. will build

B. will have build

C. built

D. will have building


In which tense is the sentence below written in?
I went to get dressed and realized I had left my best shirt in the washer!

A. Past Perfect Tense

B. Present Perfect Tense

C. Future Perfect Tense


By 2050 scientists ______ a cure for cancer.

A. Will be found

B. Will be founding

C. Will have found

D. Will have founding


——————— your homework by 7 pm?

A. Will you finish

B. Will have you finished

C. will you have finished


Don’t worry. I know you’re hungry. By the time you get home, I ———————— dinner.

A. I will cook

B. I have cooked

C. I will have cooked


Complete the sentence with the correct form of future perfect tense: ‘By next week, she _______ (sing) for 15 years.’

A. will have sing

B. will sang

C. will have sung

D. sung


According to the text, will he have learned the lesson?

A. I don’t know. It is not expressed in the story.

B. Yes, of course. He will have learned about it.

C. Maybe. It depends on the perspective.

D. No, he won’t. He is a stubborn person.


What is the correct form of future perfect tense for the verb ‘to speak’?

A. will have speak

B. will have spoke

C. will have spoken

D. will have speaking


You … perfected your English by the time you come back from Australia.

A. was

B. has been

C. will has

D. will have


In which tense is the sentence below written in?
By the time she’s 21, her parents will have taught her well.

A. Past Perfect Tense

B. Present Perfect Tense

C. Future Perfect Tense


The movie will have finished by the time I get home.
What does it mean?

A. I won’t watch the film.

B. The film is good.

C. I can watch the film at home.

D. I don’t get home until the film finishes.


We———————— our project to the Human Resource Manager by that date.

A. We will have submitted

B. We will submitted

C. We will submit


By next November, I will ______ my big promotion at work.

A. have received

B. receive

C. had received

D. received


The future perfect is used to:

A. The future perfect is used to indicate a future and a present events

B. The future perfect is used to indicate a uncertain future event

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

D. The future perfect is used to indicate a past event


By the time I finish the courses, I will have … ten test

A. take

B. took

C. taken

D. taking


Give an example of an irregular verb in future perfect tense.

A. will have having

B. will have has

C. The irregular verb ‘have’ in future perfect tense is ‘will have had’

D. will have have


The baseball player …… six homeruns if he hits another one tonight.

A. will have hit

B. has hit

C. had hit

D. have hit


Choose the correct future perfect tense for the sentence: ‘By next month, they _______ (complete) their project.’

A. will complete

B. will have complete

C. completed

D. will have completing


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