Future perfect + future perfect continuous

Future perfect and future perfect continuous

First, you have to watch these two videos.
The first one is about the future perfect tense.
The second one explains the future perfect continuous.

Future perfect

(Learn English on Skype, 2014)

Future perfect continuous

(Grammar Monster, 2020)

Summary:

Future perfect is used for:

- when an action will be completed before a future time.

It's form is:

will + have + past participle

 

Future perfect continuous is used for:

- an ongoing action that will be completed at a specified time in the future.

It's form is:

will have been + present participle (verb + ing)

 

The main difference between these two tenses is that the future perfect continuous emphasises the lenght of time of an action.

- I will have finished the essay by this evening. (future perfect)

- By the end of this week I will have been studying at this school for five years (length of activity). (future perfect continuous)

 

You are going to practice with these two tenses in Quizlet.
Give the correct answer (future prefect or future perfect continuous).

NOTE: click on 'leermethode' below in the Quizlet and then choose 'test'.
That is the part which is mandatory. The other options can be used as practice.