Complete the sentence: By next year, she _____ her degree. (Use 'finish')

• will have finished

Fill in the blank: By the end of the month, we _____ the project. (Use 'complete')

• will have completed

Choose the correct form: By the time she arrives, we _____ dinner. (eat)

• will have eaten

Identify the future perfect phrase: 'By midnight, I will have read the book.'

• will have read

Fill in the blank: They _____ the marathon by noon tomorrow. (Use 'finish')

• will have finished

Rewrite 'They will start the meeting at 10 AM' in future perfect tense.

• They will have started the meeting by 10 AM.
• They will start the meeting by 10 AM.
• They will be starting the meeting at 10 AM.
• They start the meeting at 10 AM.

Convert 'We will eat dinner at 7 PM' into the future perfect tense.

• We will have eaten dinner by 7 PM.
• We will eat dinner by 7 PM.
• We will be eating dinner at 7 PM.
• We eat dinner at 7 PM.

Transform 'The train will leave at noon' into the future perfect tense.

• The train will have left by noon.
• The train will leave by noon.
• The train will be leaving at noon.
• The train leaves at noon.

Rewrite 'She will read the book this weekend' in future perfect tense.

• She will have read the book by this weekend.
• She will read the book by this weekend.
• She will be reading the book this weekend.
• She reads the book this weekend.

Change 'We will meet her at the station' to future perfect tense.

• We will have met her by the station.
• We will meet her by the station.
• We will be meeting her at the station.
• We meet her at the station.

The future perfect tense is used to describe an action that will be completed before a specific point in the future.

The future perfect tense is formed using 'will have' followed by the present participle of the verb.

By the year 2025, she will have graduated from high school.

They will have finish the project by next month.

He will have bought the car if he has enough money by then.

By next year, I will have known him for five years.

She will have not left before we arrive.