Question

2) Complete following questions and sentences using the Future Perfect Continuous Tense form of the verbs in brackets. 1.He (wait) for one hour by the time I meet him. 2. Next month, I (work) here for 10 years. 3. Lucie and James (travel) for 2 hours by the time they arrive home. 4. You and I (study) English for three hours by 6:00 PM. 5. In February, I (learn) English for three months. 6. (you waiting) for me? 7. (you/learn) English when you go abroad? 8. When you meet John, (he/wait) for you? 9. When I reach the hotel I think he (not/wait) for me! 10. (he/drive) when you see him? 3) Fill in the correct form of the verb. 1. The potatoes for 20 minutes now. (to cook) 2. The man here for 20 years. (to work) 3. The pupils at the bus stop since 1 pm. (to stand) 4. Ben English for years. (to learn) 5. Lucy with her friends for hours. (to chat)

Answer 1

Ответ:

1.He will have been waiting  for one hour by the time I meet him.

2. Next month, I  will have been working  here for 10 years.

3. Lucie and James will have travelling  for 2 hours by the time they arrive home.

4. You and I will have studying  English for three hours by 6:00 PM.

5. In February, I will have learning English for three months.

6. Will you have  waiting for me?

7. Will you have learning  English when you go abroad?

8. When you meet John, will he have waitting for you?

9. When I reach the hotel I think he will not have waiting  for me!

10. Will he have driving  when you see him?

Объяснение:

Answer 2

Sure, here are the completed sentences with the Future Perfect Continuous Tense form of the verbs:

1. He will have been waiting for one hour by the time I meet him.
2. Next month, I will have been working here for 10 years.
3. Lucie and James will have been traveling for 2 hours by the time they arrive home.
4. You and I will have been studying English for three hours by 6:00 PM.
5. In February, I will have been learning English for three months.
6. Will you have been waiting for me?
7. Will you have been learning English when you go abroad?
8. When you meet John, will he have been waiting for you?
9. When I reach the hotel I think he will not have been waiting for me!
10. Will he have been driving when you see him?

And here are the sentences with the correct form of the verb:

1. The potatoes have been cooking for 20 minutes now.
2. The man has been working here for 20 years.
3. The pupils have been standing at the bus stop since 1 pm.
4. Ben has been learning English for years.
5. Lucy has been chatting with her friends for hours.