FUTURE TENSE PRACTICE TEST

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

• The future perfect continuous form expresses a continuous action over a period of time in future.

For Example :-

I shall have been studying physics for some years.

She will have been speaking by the end of the class.

He will have been writing the book by the end of this month.

 

FUTURE PERFECT

• The future perfect tense form expresses an action to be completed within a stipulated time in future.

For example :-

She will have cooked rice by 8 P.M.

I shall have written the essay before evening.

They will have located money from the students before the pooja. 

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

• The future continuous form expresses an action expected to be in progress at the point of time in future.

For Example :-

They will be watching the football match in France.

I shall be visiting your house next month.

We shall be labouring hard to reach the top of the mountain.

SIMPLE FUTURE

• The Simple Future expresses action to be completed in future time.

For Example :-

He will play football.

I shall get a job.

They will start a meeting here.

We shall stage the play soon.

• Simple future is associated with adverbs like tomorrow, next week, a day after shortly etc.

For Example :-

I shall go to my uncle's house tomorrow.

He will attend the meeting next weak. 

They will open a shop shortly.

• Simple future is not used in a clause beginning with if, until, when, where, while, before, after, unless, in case etc. 

For Example :-

If it rains I shall not go to school.

They will wait at the station till the rain arrives.

He will not touch food until she comes home.

We shall not distribute sweets unless they come.   

PAST TENSE PRACTICE TEST

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

• Past Perfect Continuous tense form is used to express action continued earlier up to the beginning of the later action.

For Example :-

He had been writing when i reached there.
Seema had been playing tennis when we joined her.