Future Perfect Continuous · Exercises
A2Elementary practice
Negatives, questions, short answers and How long…?
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What you’ll practise at A2
- will have been + -ing
- Spelling: waiting, running, lying
- Negatives: won’t have been
- Questions: Will you have been…?
- Short answers
- How long…? and for / since
- Timelines: what the tense means
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Sample exercises
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Turn the sentence into a question.
My grandparents will have been travelling in South America for six months by next summer.
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Will my grandparents have been travelling in South America for six months by next summer?
Questions: Will + subject + have been + -ing…?
Choose the correct -ing form.
She will have been _____ (dance) in the kitchen for half an hour by midnight.
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She will have been dancing in the kitchen for half an hour by midnight.
Drop the final -e before -ing: dance → dancing.
Find the word that is wrong.
My classmates will have been done their homework for three hours by this evening.
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My classmates will have been doing their homework for three hours by this evening.
Future perfect continuous: will have been + -ing — an activity that will have been going on for a while by a moment in the future. After “will have been” use the -ing form (doing).
Turn the sentence into a question.
My sister will have been driving around the city for two hours by lunchtime.
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Will my sister have been driving around the city for two hours by lunchtime?
Questions: Will + subject + have been + -ing…?
Make the sentence negative.
Mateo will have been looking for his keys for twenty minutes by midnight.
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Mateo won’t have been looking for his keys for twenty minutes by midnight.
Negative: won’t (will not) have been + -ing.
Find the word that is wrong.
Lucas and Felix will have been travelled around Europe for two years by June.
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Lucas and Felix will have been travelling around Europe for two years by June.
Future perfect continuous: will have been + -ing — an activity that will have been going on for a while by a moment in the future. After “will have been” use the -ing form (travelling).