Future Perfect Continuous Tense

In English, the future perfect continuous tense is used to talk about actions that will continue up until a point in the future.^[1]https://7esl.com/future-perfect-continuous-tense/

Conjugation

The tense uses the verbs “will”, “have”, “been”, and the present participle (+ing).

You can use this tense to talk about an event in the future that will continue up to a particular time or event.

For example:

Susie will have been working at this company for 5 years by December of this year.
I will have been studying English for 6 months by the end of this month.
We will have been living in the same apartment for 3 years by the time we finally fixed the leak in the ceiling.

You can use this tense to talk about an event in the future that has just finished before something else.

For example:

I will be tired when I get home this evening because I will have been working nonstop for 36 hours.
Susie will be energized on Monday because she will have been relaxing for the previous week on vacation.
He will be sad because he will have been studying all weekend and not had any time to relax.

Fill in the blanks with the future perfect continuous tense of the verbs.

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Question 1 of 8

1. He __________ (study) for 10 years by the time he gets his PhD.

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2. Fred and Joe __________ (study) for 8 hours straight by the end of the day.

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3. By December, Mr. Smith __________ (teach) at the high school for 20 years.

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4. By next year, we __________ (live) in the same apartment for 3 years.

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5. By next month, I __________ (learn) English for 1 year.

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6. By dinner, the turkey __________ (cook) for 8 hours.

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7. By the end of the day, it __________ (not work) for 6 hours.

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8. By midnight, you __________ (work) for 12 hours straight.

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