By this time next week, I *will have finished* (finish) all my exams.

*Will she have arrived* (she/arrive) by 8 o’clock?

They *will not have completed* (not/complete) the project before the deadline.

I’m sure he *will have left* (leave) by the time we get there.

How many countries *will you have visited* (you/visit) by the end of the year?

She *will have worked* (work) here for 10 years this December.

I *will not have forgotten* (not/forget) about our meeting, don’t worry.

By the time you receive this letter, I *will have moved* (move) to a new city.

*Will we have learned* (we/learn) enough English to travel without problems?

He *will have saved* (save) enough money to buy a car by June.

They *will have been* (be) married for twenty years next month.

The teacher *will not have corrected* (not/correct) all the tests by tomorrow.

By 2023, scientists *will have discovered* (discover) new treatments for the disease.

*Will it have stopped* (it/stop) raining by the time the game starts?

She *will have taken* (take) her dog to the vet before you come over.

Exercício 2: Use o Future Perfect Simple para completar as frases.

By the end of the semester, we *will have studied* (study) ten different subjects.

Tell her that by the time she arrives, the movie *will have started* (start).

You *will not have read* (not/read) all of these books by tomorrow, right?

*Will they have bought* (they/buy) a new house by next year?

By 6 PM, I *will have finished* (finish) preparing dinner.

We *will have driven* (drive) over a thousand miles by the end of our trip.

By tomorrow, he *will not have decided* (not/decide) yet.

I’m afraid that we *will not have arrived* (not/arrive) at the airport in time.

Before you know it, the trees *will have lost* (lose) all their leaves.

By the time you wake up, I *will have gone* (go) to the gym.

They *will have celebrated* (celebrate) their anniversary by the time we get back from our vacation.

By the end of this course, you *will have improved* (improve) your English significantly.

She *will have taken* (take) her exam by 3 o’clock, so we can go out after that.

It *will not have changed* (not/change) anything, even if you apologize now.

*Will he have made* (he/make) his decision on the job offer by tomorrow?