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Future Perfect Progressive

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Choose the correct sentence in Future Perfect Progressive:

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What is the correct use of the Future Perfect Progressive?

3

Which sentence is grammatically correct?

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Complete the sentence with the correct Future Perfect Progressive form: 'By the time you get home, I __________ (read) this book for two hours.'

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Which of these sentences is the best example of Future Perfect Progressive?

6

Complete the sentence: 'By the time we arrive, they __________ (wait) for us for an hour.

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Which of the following describes the correct use of Future Perfect Progressive?

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By the end of the year, my brother __________ (study) English for ten years.

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What is the form of the Future Perfect Progressive?

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Identify the Future Perfect Progressive tense in this sentence: 'By next week, I will have been writing my novel for a year

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This sentence correctly uses the structure 'will have been + verb-ing' to describe an action that will have been in progress for a specific duration at a future point.

The Future Perfect Progressive emphasizes how long an action will have been happening by a specific time in the future.

This sentence correctly uses the structure 'will have been driving' to indicate a continuous action over a duration at a future point.

The correct form is 'will have been reading' to show an action that will have been in progress for a duration at a future time ('By the time you get home').

The sentence A correctly uses the 'will have been + verb-ing' structure to show an action that will have been ongoing for a duration by a future point.

Option B is the correct Future Perfect Progressive form, indicating that the action of waiting will have been happening for a full hour at the time of arrival.

Option A correctly uses the Future Perfect Progressive to express the duration of an ongoing action ('flying') that will be completed at a future time.

Option B correctly uses the Future Perfect Progressive to indicate that the action of studying will have been ongoing for ten years at the future time of 'the end of the year'.

 
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