Future Perfect Tense Quiz 10 (25 MCQs)

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1. When do we use the Future Perfect Tense?
2. You ..... your English scores online next week.
3. Complete the sentence:By the time the party starts, my mom ..... the cake.
4. Will you have ..... by next sunday?
5. Imagine your goal is to read a book by Friday. Your friend will call you on Saturday to talk about it. Which sentence best combines these ideas using the future perfect tense?
6. Pick the one thats not Future Perfect Tense!!
7. True or False:The correct way to make a future perfect sentence negative is 'He will have not finished his homework.'
8. By the time we get to the party, Meera ..... everything. (eat)
9. By the end of this century, we ..... (cut down) trees in the rainforest for more than two centuries.
10. I ..... my exercise when Seema came to see me.
11. By the end of this century, experts ..... (invent) new ways to clean up oil spills.
12. Reorder:she will have submitted her application by (a) .
13. Complete the sentence with the best verb choice:By the time the guests ..... , we will have decorated the entire house.
14. Reorder:he will have graduated from college by next year.
15. Which question is grammatically correct and uses the future perfect tense?
16. The movie ..... by the time we get home
17. Which sentence best combines these two ideas using the future perfect tense? Idea 1:You will arrive at 5 p.m. Idea 2:I will finish my homework before you arrive.
18. Adam .....
19. Raju ..... by next week.
20. Will she have ..... by tomorrow?
21. In a month's time, he ..... from his school and will be expecting a permanent job.
22. Complete the question: "How many of the cupcakes ..... you ..... by the time the other guests arrive?"
23. Reorder:they will have arrived at the airport by noon.
24. Reorder:I will have visited Paris by the time I turn 30.
25. True or False:The sentence 'They won't have started the movie until we get there' is a correct use of the future perfect tense to show an action will not happen before a future point.