Grammar Quiz

Future Perfect vs Future Continuous Quiz

English multiple-choice grammar quiz about Future Perfect vs Future Continuous

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When you get off the train, we _______ (wait) for you on the platform.

A. will be waiting

B. will have waited


Do you think that Lucas _______ (fix) the car by tomorrow?

A. will have fixed

B. will be fixing


Don’t phone me before 8 o’clock, we _______ (have) dinner.

A. ‘ll have had

B. ‘ll be having


By the time we get to Chicago this evening, we _____ (drive) more than four hundred miles. We are going to be exhausted.

A. will have driven

B. will be driving


When I travel to England next year I ________ (study) English for over four years, so I think I’ll be ready.

A. will be studying

B. will have studied


We are visiting a new city every week. By the end of the summer, we _______ (study) all the most important cities in Europe.

A. will have studied

B. will be studying


(you / retire) by the time you’re 60?

A. Will you have retired

B. Will you be retiring


We _______ (leave) on the first train next Monday.

A. will be leaving

B. will have left


Julie _______ (not work) this time next week. She’ll be on holiday!

A. won’t be working

B. won’t have worked


We _______ (move) into our new house soon. I’m so excited.

A. ‘ll be moving

B. ‘ll have moved


There won’t be anyone in the office. Everyone _______ (go) home

A. will be going

B. will have gone


(you / use) the car at the weekend?

A. Wll you have used

B. Will you be using


I’m only halfway through my homework. I _______ (not finish) it before the teacher

A. won’t be finishing

B. won’t have finished


By the time you arrive I _______ (cook) something spectacular and dinner will be on the table waiting for you.

A. will be cooking

B. will have cooked


When we arrive in Los Angeles we’ll need to rest, because we _______ (drive) about 800 miles.

A. will be driving

B. will have driven


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