1) The future perfect refers to an event that happened... a) before a point in the future b) after a point in the future 2) The future perfect is formed with... a) will + be + past participle b) will + have + past participle 3) The future continuous describes something... a) in progress at a point in the future. b) completed at a point in the future. 4) The future continuous is formed with... a) will + be + past participle b) will + be + present participle 5) To show how certain you are about the future, use... a) probably, more than likely, almost certainly, definitely b) always, sometimes, often, never 6) Put the adverb ... "will" in positive statements. a) before b) after 7) Put the adverb ... "won't" in negative statements. a) before b) after 8) By the age of 50, I hope .... in a place of my own. a) I will have lived b) I will be living 9) I really hope I .... my soul mate by the time I'm 50. a) will have found b) will be founding 10) The way things are now,I think I ... to find a good job! a) might still be trying b) might still have tried 11) I ... by then. At least that's my goal! a) will probably have retired b) probably will have retired 12) I ... as a teacher by then. It's too tough. a) won't probably be working b) probably won't be working 13) I really hope I ... my sense of adventure. a) won't have lost b) won't be losing

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