Exercises 7.Unit 6

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This document contains exercises using the future perfect and future perfect continuous tenses. There are 13 sentences with blanks to be filled in using the appropriate future perfect or future perfect continuous form of the verbs provided in parentheses. The answers provided fill in each blank with the correct future perfect or future perfect continuous verb form based on the tense and meaning required to complete each sentence.

Exercises 7 The Future Perfect & Future
Perfect Continuous Tenses
ENGLISH
TODAY
1) This spring, the twins (attend) __________ culinary school for two years.
2) Danielle (not give) ______________ her speech by the time Andrew gives his
3) By the end of the year, our church’s attendance (increase) ___________ by at
least 10 percent per year for the past 20 years.
4) How much rent______ the tenants (pay) __________by the end of the year?
5) When Mr. Ramirez retires, he (teach) _____________ for 34 years.
6) Brent (read) ______ more books than Trish by the end of the summer
7) The harpist needs a break. After this piece, she (play) _________ for two
hours straight.
8) By 2012, will our city (recover) _________ from the hurricane for ten years.
9) ______you (finish) _________ your teaching when the semester ends?
10) The farmer (not harvest) _________ all of his corn by the middle of August.
11) How many trees ___ the crew members (plant) ___________ when they
finish today?
112) Will Mankind (print) ___________ books by machine for around 600 years
by the year 2039?
13) The deer (survive)__________ when this harsh winter ends

Exercises 7 The Future Perfect & Future
Perfect Continuous Tenses
ENGLISH
TODAY
1) This spring, the twins (attend) __ will have been attending _____
culinary school for two years.
2) Danielle (not give) __ won’t have given ______ her speech by the time
Andrew gives his
3) By the end of the year, our church’s attendance (increase) ___ will have
been increasing______ by at least 10 percent per year for the past 20
years.
4) How much rent___will ____ the tenants (pay) __have paid_____by the
end of the year?
5) When Mr. Ramirez retires, he (teach) ___will have been teahing______
for 34 years.
6) Brent (read) __will have read_____ more books than Trish by the end of
the summer
7) The harpist needs a break. After this piece, she (play) __ will have been
playing _______ for two hours straight.
8) By 2012, will our city (recover) ___ have been recovering ____ from the
hurricane for ten years.
9) Will you (finish) _ _have finished _____ your teaching when the
semester ends?
10) The farmer (not harvest) __ _ won’t have harvested ___ all of his corn
by the middle of August.
11) How many trees __will__ the crew members (plant) ____ have
planted_ ___ when they finish today?
2) Will Mankind (print) __have been printing_____ books by machine for
around 600 years by the year 2039?
13) The deer (survive)__will have survived ____ when this harsh winter
ends

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Exercises 7.Unit 6

1. Exercises 7 The Future Perfect & Future Perfect Continuous Tenses ENGLISH TODAY 1) This spring, the twins (attend) __________ culinary school for two years. 2) Danielle (not give) ______________ her speech by the time Andrew gives his 3) By the end of the year, our church’s attendance (increase) ___________ by at least 10 percent per year for the past 20 years. 4) How much rent______ the tenants (pay) __________by the end of the year? 5) When Mr. Ramirez retires, he (teach) _____________ for 34 years. 6) Brent (read) ______ more books than Trish by the end of the summer 7) The harpist needs a break. After this piece, she (play) _________ for two hours straight. 8) By 2012, will our city (recover) _________ from the hurricane for ten years. 9) ______you (finish) _________ your teaching when the semester ends? 10) The farmer (not harvest) _________ all of his corn by the middle of August. 11) How many trees ___ the crew members (plant) ___________ when they finish today? 112) Will Mankind (print) ___________ books by machine for around 600 years by the year 2039? 13) The deer (survive)__________ when this harsh winter ends

2. Exercises 7 The Future Perfect & Future Perfect Continuous Tenses ENGLISH TODAY 1) This spring, the twins (attend) __ will have been attending _____ culinary school for two years. 2) Danielle (not give) __ won’t have given ______ her speech by the time Andrew gives his 3) By the end of the year, our church’s attendance (increase) ___ will have been increasing______ by at least 10 percent per year for the past 20 years. 4) How much rent___will ____ the tenants (pay) __have paid_____by the end of the year? 5) When Mr. Ramirez retires, he (teach) ___will have been teahing______ for 34 years. 6) Brent (read) __will have read_____ more books than Trish by the end of the summer 7) The harpist needs a break. After this piece, she (play) __ will have been playing _______ for two hours straight. 8) By 2012, will our city (recover) ___ have been recovering ____ from the hurricane for ten years. 9) Will you (finish) _ _have finished _____ your teaching when the semester ends? 10) The farmer (not harvest) __ _ won’t have harvested ___ all of his corn by the middle of August. 11) How many trees __will__ the crew members (plant) ____ have planted_ ___ when they finish today? 2) Will Mankind (print) __have been printing_____ books by machine for around 600 years by the year 2039? 13) The deer (survive)__will have survived ____ when this harsh winter ends

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