WORK GUIDE 02 FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

MARIA ALÑEJANDRA AGUDELO CASTAÑO GRADE: 10-02

ACTIVITY 1 A. CHANGE THE VERB INTO THE CORRECT FORM:

1. By midnight, you will have been dancing (dance) for 4 hours.

2. By dinner, she will have been cooking (cook) the whole afternoon.
3. He won't have been working (not work) there for 10 years by 2015.
4. By next year, I will have been studying (study) English for 7 years.
5. By next week, we will have been renovating (renovate) for over a
month.
6. In 2012, they will have been living (live) here for 4 years.
7. Before December, Barbara will have been teaching (teach) for a
year.
8. By this time tomorrow, I will have been doing (do) this exercise for a
long time.
9. Jessica won't have been helping (not help) them for 12 months.
10. Bob and Sarah will have been cooking (cook) for 2 hours at 8
o'clock.
11. Tomorrow at 9 o'clock I will have been sleeping (sleep) for 10
hours.
12. On Thursday, I will have fixing (fix) the car for a whole month!
13. In 10 minutes, James will have waiting (wait) for 2 hours.
14. They will have stand (stand) for a whole day.
15. By this time next week, we will have been vacationing (vacation) for
a month.
B. COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES WITH THE
APPROPRIATE FORM OF THE VERB IN FUTURE PERFECT OR
FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS.

1. By the end of the year, he'll (will) have become a doctor.

2. Will scientists have found a solution to Aids by the end of 21st
century?
3. John will be very tired tomorrow, he'll (will) have been working for
more than 20 hours.
4. I'm sure Peter will not (won't) have given up smoking by the end of
the year.
5. The day we finish St. James's way we'll (will/shall) have walked 760
kms.
6. Tomorrow it will be the fourth day that the sun will not (won't) have
risen.
7. We'll (will/shall) have had lunch by the time you arrive.
8. At the end of the week we'll (will) have enjoyed each minute of our
holidays.
9. Although he has been on diet, at the end of the week (will not/won't)
have lost any weight at all.
10. At ten o’clock, my parents will have traveled for more than six
hours

ACTIVITY 2
READING 1
Who are they? What will they have been doing? Paul and Lindsey are
going on a sleigh ride to their friend's house for the weekend. The
snow will be deep, but their horse is very strong. They are going to
travel a long way. They will have been riding in the sleigh for over an
hour by the time they arrive. Paul's horse, Midnight, will pull the sleigh
over the snow. When they arrive, Midnight will be tired because he is
going to have been pulling the sleigh for over an hour. Midnight will
need food and rest because he will have been pulling the sleigh over
all that snow.

A. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS. USE THE FUTURE

PERFECT PROGRESSIVE TENSE.
1. By the time Paul and Lindsey arrive, how long will they have been
riding in the sleigh?
By the time Paul and Lindsey arrive, they will have been riding in the
sleigh for over an hour.

2. Why is Midnight going to be tired?

Midnight is going to be tired because he is going to have been pulling
the sleigh for over an hour.

3. Why will Midnight need food and rest?

Midnight will need food and rest because he will been pulling the sleigh
over all that snow.
D. TRANSLATE TO SPANISH THE READING

¿Quiénes son? ¿Qué habrán estado haciendo?

Paul y Lindsey van a dar un paseo en trineo hasta la casa de su amigo
durante el fin de semana. La nieve será profunda, pero su el caballo es
muy fuerte. Van a viajar un largo camino. Habrán estado viajando en el
trineo durante más de una hora por la hora en que llegan. El caballo
de Paul, A media noche, tirará del trineo sobre la nieve. Cuando
lleguen, la medianoche estará cansada porque va a haber estado
tirando del trineo durante más de una hora. La medianoche necesitará
comida y descanso porque lo hará. he estado tirando del trineo sobre
toda esa nieve.

READING 2
Who is he? What will he have been doing?
Peter is a window washer. Today, he is going to be washing windows
on the 13th floor of a downtown office building. He will have been
washing windows for almost 10 hours when he finishes all of the
windows on the 13th floor. He will be very tired tonight because he will
have been working so hard. Although the work is difficult, Pete enjoys
his job. In August, he will have been working as a window washer for 5
years. He will have been washing windows in this city for the past 5
years.
1. He will have been washing windows for almost 10 hours
when he finishes.
Negative: He will not have been washing windows for almost 10
hours when he finishes.
Yes/No Question: Will he have been washing windows for almost 10
hours when he finishes?
WH-Question: Who will have been washing windows for almost 10
hours when he finishes?
Tag Question: He will have been washing windows for almost 10
hours when he finishes, won't he?
2. He will have been working so hard.
Negative: He will not have been working so hard.
 Yes/No Question: Will he have been working so hard?
WH-Question: What will he have been doing?
Tag Question: He will have been working so hard, won't he?
3. He will have been washing windows in this city for the past 5
years
Negative: He will not have been washing windows in this city for the
past 5 years.
Yes/No Question: Will he have been washing windows in this city for
the past 5 years?
WH-Question: Where will he have been washing windows for the
past 5 years?
Tag Question: He will have been washing windows in this city for
the past 5 years, won't he?

C. REWRITE THE STORY USING CONTRACTIONS.

Peter is a window washer. Today, he is going to be washing windows

on the 13th floor of a downtown office building. He’ll have been
washing windows for almost 10 hours when he finishes all of the
windows on the 13th floor. He’ll be very tired tonight because he’ll
have been working so hard. Although the work is difficult, Pete enjoys
his job. In August, he’ll have been working as a window washer for 5
years. He’ll have been washing windows in this city for the past 5
years.

D. TRANSLATE TO SPANISH THE READING

¿Quiénes son? ¿Qué habrán estado haciendo? Paul y Lindsey van a
dar un paseo en trineo hasta la casa de su amigo durante el fin de
semana. La nieve será profunda, pero su caballo es muy fuerte. Van a
viajar un largo camino. Habrán estado viajando en el trineo durante
más de una hora cuando lleguen. El caballo de Paul, A medianoche,
tirará del trineo sobre la nieve. Cuando lleguen, A media noche estará
cansado porque habrá estado tirando del trineo durante más de una
hora. Medianoche necesitará comida y descanso porque habrá estado
tirando del trineo sobre toda esa nieve.

READING 3
Who are they? What will they have been doing?
Everyone is at church. They are listening to the minister. By the time
the minister finishes his sermon, the people will have been listening to
him preach for over an hour. They will have been sitting in the hard
pews for over an hour. The minister is giving the sermon. It is a long
sermon. He will have been talking for over an hour by the time he
finishes. He will have been standing behind the pulpit for over an hour.
C. REWRITE THE STORY USING CONTRACTIONS.
Everyone is at church. They’re listening to the minister. By the time the
minister finishes his sermon, the people will have been listening to him
preach for over an hour. They’ll have been sitting in the hard pews for
over an hour. The minister is giving the sermon. It is a long sermon.
He’ll have been talking for over an hour by the time he finishes. He’ll
have been standing behind the pulpit for over an hour.

D. TRANSLATE TO SPANISH THE READING

Todos están en la iglesia. Están escuchando al ministro. Para cuando

el ministro termine su sermón, la gente habrá estado escuchándolo
predicar por más de una hora. Habrán estado sentados en los bancos
duros durante más de una hora. El ministro está dando el sermón. Es
un sermón largo. Habrá estado hablando durante más de una hora
cuando termine. Habrá estado parado detrás del púlpito durante más
de una hora.