Future perfect exercises with answers - Tenses exercises
Use the future perfect form of the verb to complete the sentences.
Grammar review future perfect
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The volume of digital information
will have grown
by a factor of 300 from 2005 to 2020.
(grow)
The teacher
will have marked
attendance by then.
(mark)
More than half of India 's parliamentary constituencies
will have voted
by the end of the third phase.
(vote)
I assume that I
will have finished
by the end of May, " Zorbas said.
(finish)
They
will have forgotten
about it by then.
(forget)
I hope medical science
will have advanced
a bit by then.
(advance)
This project will be marked as disputed and your case
will have resulted
soon by admin.
(result)
Meanwhile another wad of ill-assorted, unappetizing books
will have arrived
by post.
(arrive)
If you are constant, in a year you
will have increased
your vocabulary by more than 1000 words.
(increase)
The group is also hopeful that they
will have secured
enough signatures by then.
(secure)
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