O tempo verbal Future Perfect Progressive, ou Future Perfect Continuous, é uma estrutura gramatical usada na língua inglesa para descrever ações que terão sido iniciadas no passado e continuarão a acontecer até um determinado ponto no futuro. Esse tempo verbal é bastante específico e representa ações de longa duração, enfatizando a continuidade delas. Ao praticar esses exercícios, os alunos serão capazes de expressar eventos que, até um momento futuro, estarão em progresso.
Os seguintes exercícios para praticar o Future Perfect Progressive vão ajudar a reforçar o uso deste tempo verbal, que combina o futuro perfeito com o aspecto progressivo. Lembre-se, esta estrutura geralmente é acompanhada de expressões temporais como by the time, by __ o’clock, in another year, etc. Concentre-se nas formas verbais e na coerência do tempo verbal ao completar as frases.
Exercício 1: Completar as frases com a forma correta do Future Perfect Progressive
By the time she arrives, we *will have been waiting* (wait) for more than three hours.
They *will have been working* (work) on the project for several months by the end of the year.
I *will have been running* (run) every morning for a month by next Monday.
You *will have been studying* (study) English for four years by the time you graduate.
He *will have been teaching* (teach) at the university for a decade by next September.
It *will have been raining* (rain) for a week straight by this coming Friday.
The actors *will have been rehearsing* (rehearse) for the play for two months by opening night.
Martha *will have been living* (live) abroad for six months by the time she returns.
The team *will have been practicing* (practice) every day for years by the time they win the championship.
We *will have been driving* (drive) for ten hours straight by the time we reach the mountains.
She *will have been using* (use) that software for a year by the time the license expires.
They *will have been building* (build) the house for over a year by the time it’s finished.
I *will have been working* (work) at the company for three years by the time I get a promotion.
You *will have been saving* (save) money for your trip for months by the time summer comes.
He *will have been researching* (research) his family tree for two years by the time he finds his distant relatives.
Exercício 2: Formular frases utilizando o Future Perfect Progressive
By 2023, we *will have been living* (live) in this city for a decade.
She *will have been working* (work) on her thesis for four years by the time she defends it.
They *will have been traveling* (travel) around Europe for six months by the time they return home.
I *will have been using* (use) this old laptop for nearly eight years by the time I replace it.
You *will have been learning* (learn) to play the piano for a year by your next birthday.
He *will have been writing* (write) his novel for three years by the time he finally publishes it.
It *will have been snowing* (snow) for several hours by the time the storm stops.
The scientists *will have been studying* (study) the phenomenon for a decade by the time they present their findings.
My parents *will have been married* (marry) for thirty years by their next anniversary.
We *will have been operating* (operate) our business for five years by the time the lease expires.
She *will have been practicing* (practice) her lines for weeks by the time the audition comes.
They *will have been developing* (develop) that software for months by the time it’s ready for launch.
I *will have been training* (train) for the marathon for half a year by the day of the race.
You *will have been having* (have) guitar lessons for only three months by the time of the recital.
He *will have been playing* (play) chess competitively for two years by the time he competes in the national championship.
