The future perfect progressive tense
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- Q1Which of the following sentences correctly uses the future perfect progressive tense?By next year, I will study at this university for four years.By next year, I will have studied at this university for four years.Next year, I studied at this university for four years.By next year, I will have been studying at this university for four years.30s
- Q2Which of the following sentences is an example of future perfect progressive tense?They will have worked on the project for six months by July.They will have been working on the project for six months by July.They have been working on the project for six months by July.They will work on the project for six months by July.30s
- Q3Identify the future perfect progressive tense in the following options.We will have waited for over two hours by the time she arrives.By the time she arrives, we have been waiting for over two hours.By the time she arrives, we will have been waiting for over two hours.We will wait for over two hours by the time she arrives.30s
- Q4Which of the following sentences illustrates the future perfect progressive tense correctly?By next summer, we will have traveled for three weeks.By next summer, we will have been traveling for three weeks.By next summer, we will travel for three weeks.Next summer, we have traveled for three weeks.30s
- Q5Which sentence is an example of the future perfect progressive tense?By 2025, I will work here for ten years.I will be working here for ten years by 2025.By 2025, I will have been working here for ten years.I will have worked here for ten years by 2025.30s
- Q6Which sentence demonstrates the future perfect progressive tense correctly?By the time the concert starts, we will have been waiting for an hour.By the time the concert starts, we will wait for an hour.When the concert starts, we will have waited for an hour.We will be waiting for an hour by the time the concert starts.30s
- Q7Which of the following sentences correctly uses the future perfect progressive tense?By the end of the decade, they will have run the business for twenty years.They will run the business for twenty years by the end of the decade.They have been running the business for twenty years by the end of the decade.By the end of the decade, they will have been running the business for twenty years.30s
- Q8Identify the sentence that correctly uses the future perfect progressive tense.By the time I graduate, I will take courses in psychology for four years.I have been taking courses in psychology for four years by the time I graduate.I will take courses in psychology for four years by the time I graduate.By the time I graduate, I will have been taking courses in psychology for four years.30s
- Q9Which of the following sentences is an example of the future perfect progressive tense?By next weekend, I will have been cleaning the house for two days.By next weekend, I will clean the house for two days.Next weekend, I have cleaned the house for two days.I will have cleaned the house for two days by next weekend.30s
- Q10Which sentence correctly uses the future perfect progressive tense?I will study for my exams next month.Next month, I will have studied for my exams for three months.I have been studying for my exams since last month.By next month, I will have been studying for my exams for three months.30s
- Q11Which of the following sentences correctly reflects the future perfect progressive tense?By the time we celebrate her birthday, she will have been working here for a full year.She will work here for a full year by the time we celebrate her birthday.She has been working here for a full year.By the time we celebrate her birthday, she will have worked here for a full year.30s
- Q12Which sentence demonstrates the use of the future perfect progressive tense?By the time the meeting starts, we will have been preparing our presentation for hours.We have prepared our presentation for hours.We will prepare our presentation for hours by the time the meeting starts.By the time the meeting starts, we will have prepared our presentation for hours.30s
- Q13Which of the following sentences correctly uses the future perfect progressive tense?He will write his novel for two years by the end of this month.He has been writing his novel for two years.By the end of this month, he will have been writing his novel for two years.By the end of this month, he will have written his novel for two years.30s
- Q14Which sentence is an example of the future perfect progressive tense?By this time next year, I will have been exercising regularly for six months.Next year, I will have exercised regularly for six months.I have been exercising regularly for six months.I will exercise regularly for six months by this time next year.30s
- Q15Which of the following sentences is correctly written in the future perfect progressive tense?We have been traveling for more than 12 hours.By the time we reach our destination, we will have traveled for more than 12 hours.We will have been traveling for more than 12 hours by the time we reach our destination.We travel for more than 12 hours to reach our destination.30s