Futuro Continuo vs.

Futuro Perfecto

Es importante no confundir el uso del futuro continuo con el uso del futuro perfecto, ya
que aunque ambos tiempos verbales se utilizan para hablar de acciones que sucederán
en el futuro el Futuro Perfecto se usa para decir que una acción estará terminada en un
momento específico del futuro.

Ejemplos:

In 5 years time, I’ll have finished university.

I’ll have finished all my homework by tomorrow morning.

Para cada oración, elige la opción correcta de entre las tres que te ofrecemos. Las
soluciones se encuentran al final del post.

1. We can watch a movie this evening. The kids ___________ to bed by then.

a) will gone
b) will have gone
c) will be going

2. By 11 o’clock tomorrow, she___________ her driving exam.

a) will have taken

b) have took
c) will take

3. She ___________ in London this time next year.

a) will be living
b) shall be living
c) will live

4. Unfortunately, I ___________ the conference in New York.

a) won’t be attended
b) will be attending
c) won’t be attending

5. When you call me, I ___________ dinner

a) will have cooked
b) will be cooking
c) will cooking
6. By this time next month, I ___________ all my studies.

a) will have finished

b) will be finished
c) will finish

7. I need your bike. ___________ it this evening?

a) will be you using

b) will have you be using
c) will you be using

8. Don’t call me at three o’clock, I ___________ an interview.

a) will have having

b) will have had
c) will be having

9. Next month, I ___________ in Dublin for 2 years

a) will be living
b) will have lived
c) will have living

10. She ___________ on the beach while we spend the day working.

a) will have relaxed

b) will be relaxing
c) will been relaxing

Solución:

1B, 2A , 3A , 4C , 5B , 6A , 7C , 8C , 9B, 10B