Future Perfect Continuous exercises — Set 3: Time Expressions & Context (Worksheet)
Worksheet • 20 questions • 14 min
the time we arrive, they will have been waiting for hours.
She will have been teaching twenty years by 2030.
next year, I will have been living here for a decade.
you finish your degree, you will have been studying for six years.
By 10 PM, he will have been sleeping four hours.
They will have been dating for three years their anniversary in May.
the time the rescue team arrives, the hikers will have been waiting for hours.
the end of the month, she will have been working on this project for six weeks.
When the plane lands, we will have been flying twelve hours.
she turns 30, she will have been working as a doctor for five years.
2025, the company will have been operating for fifty years.
we reach our destination, we will have been driving for ten hours.
the project deadline arrives, we will have been coding for three months.
the concert ends, the band will have been performing for three hours.
This time month, I will have been dieting for six weeks.
Friday, they will have been rehearsing the play for a month.
By the time he retires, he will have been teaching thirty years.
midnight, we will have been celebrating for six hours.
the time you finish reading this, I will have been sleeping for hours.
the end of this year, they will have been married for twenty-five years.
Future Perfect Continuous exercises online (Worksheet)
Master the key time expressions used with Future Perfect Continuous: 'by the time', 'by + time', 'for + duration', 'when + clause', and 'by next/this'. Practice using these markers in real-life scenarios.