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Future Continuous Perfect

Bundle W09 de Inglés para Grado 11 en Puerto Rico (Curriculo de Ingles): 20 preguntas con explicación pedagógica.

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Pregunta 1

Bloom: Analyze

Future continuous, San Juan, grado 11, W09.

Which sentence uses the future continuous correctly?

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Respuesta correcta: A) This time tomorrow I will be flying to Madrid.

  • A) This time tomorrow I will be flying to Madrid.Correct. 'Will be' plus the gerund expresses an action that will be in progress at a specific future moment.
  • B) This time tomorrow I will be fly to Madrid.Incorrect. After 'will be', the verb takes the gerund 'flying', not the base form 'fly'.
  • C) This time tomorrow I will flying to Madrid.Incorrect. 'Be' is missing, and without that auxiliary the form 'will flying' is not valid English.
  • D) This time tomorrow I am flying to Madrid.Incorrect. The present continuous cannot place the action in the future with 'this time tomorrow'.

💡 Explicación

El futuro continuo se forma con 'will be' mas el gerundio y expresa una accion en curso en un momento futuro. Se usa con expresiones como 'this time tomorrow', 'at nine tonight' o 'at that moment', que localizan el instante en que la accion estara ocurriendo.

Pregunta 2

Bloom: Apply

Future perfect, Ponce, grado 11, W09.

Complete the sentence: 'By next June I ____ (live) in San Juan for ten years.'

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Respuesta correcta: C) will have lived

  • A) will be livingIncorrect. 'Will be living' is future continuous and focuses on the ongoing action, not on the completed duration.
  • B) will have liveIncorrect. After 'will have', the verb takes the participle 'lived', not the base form 'live'.
  • C) will have livedCorrect. 'Will have' plus the participle expresses that the duration will be complete at a future moment.
  • D) will livedIncorrect. Adding -ed to a verb without the auxiliary 'have' does not form any future structure.

💡 Explicación

El futuro perfecto se forma con 'will have' mas el participio pasado y se refiere a una accion que estara terminada antes de un momento futuro. La expresion 'by' mas fecha futura es su senal mas clara, igual que 'by the time' lo es del pasado perfecto.

Pregunta 3

Bloom: Apply

Future continuous with the verb to study, Carolina, grado 11, W09.

Complete the sentence: 'At this time tomorrow I ____ (study) for the final exam.'

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Respuesta correcta: B) will be studying

  • A) will studyIncorrect. 'Will study' is future simple and does not suggest an action in progress at that specific moment.
  • B) will be studyingCorrect. 'Will be studying' describes what will be happening at the same time the next day.
  • C) will be studyIncorrect. After 'will be', the verb takes the gerund 'studying', not the base form.
  • D) am studying at this time tomorrowIncorrect. The present continuous cannot describe a future action with that time reference.

💡 Explicación

El futuro continuo y el futuro simple se distinguen por el enfasis. 'Will study' presenta el hecho como una accion puntual futura, mientras que 'will be studying' la situa dentro de un momento concreto como si el hablante lo viviera desde ese instante.

Pregunta 4

Bloom: Analyze

Future perfect versus future simple, Bayamon, grado 11, W09.

What does 'By 2030 she will have worked here for twenty years' express?

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Respuesta correcta: D) A period that will be complete at a future date.

  • A) An action that will be in progress at that date.Incorrect. To describe an action in progress at a future moment, you use the future continuous, not the future perfect with 'by'.
  • B) An action that already happened before today.Incorrect. The future does not talk about a past that is already over, but about a moment still to come.
  • C) A habit that she has every day without exception.Incorrect. Habits are expressed with the present simple, not the future perfect.
  • D) A period that will be complete at a future date.Correct. The future perfect with 'by' plus a date expresses a duration that will be complete at that moment.

💡 Explicación

El futuro perfecto y el futuro continuo se combinan con frecuencia porque los dos hablan del futuro. El perfecto se detiene en el resultado y el continuo se detiene en el proceso. La preposicion 'by' orienta al futuro perfecto y un instante concreto al futuro continuo.

Pregunta 5

Bloom: Apply

Future continuous with spelling, Arecibo, grado 11, W09.

Which is the correct gerund form of the verb 'to run'?

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Respuesta correcta: D) running

  • A) runingIncorrect. If the consonant isn't doubled, the word splits into syllables wrongly, and the result is not an accepted English form.
  • B) runnningIncorrect. 'Run' already ends in -n, so doubling it twice does not follow any rule.
  • C) raningIncorrect. 'Ran' is the past simple, not the base form that -ing is added to.
  • D) runningCorrect. The short stressed vowel in 'run' requires doubling the -n before adding -ing, just as in the other tenses.

💡 Explicación

Las reglas de formacion del gerundio son las mismas en todos los tiempos: se duplica la consonante tras vocal breve tensa y se elimina la -e final. El futuro continuo y el presente continuo comparten exactamente las mismas reglas ortograficas.

Pregunta 6

Bloom: Apply

Future perfect with irregular participles, Humacao, grado 11, W09.

Complete the sentence: 'By December I ____ (finish) all the courses of the degree.'

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Respuesta correcta: B) will have finished

  • A) will have finishIncorrect. After 'will have', the verb takes the past participle, not the base form 'finish'.
  • B) will have finishedCorrect. The past participle of 'to finish' is 'finished', and 'will have' forms the future perfect.
  • C) will be finishingIncorrect. 'Will be finishing' is future continuous and does not express that the action will be completed.
  • D) will finishIncorrect. The future simple lacks the emphasis on a completed result that 'by December' requires.

💡 Explicación

La diferencia entre el futuro perfecto y el futuro simple es el punto de vista. El futuro simple mira al futuro desde ahora, mientras que el futuro perfecto mira al futuro desde un instante posterior y por eso necesita el auxiliar 'will have'.

Pregunta 7

Bloom: Apply

Future continuous with the verb to write, Aguadilla, grado 11, W09.

Complete the sentence: 'Don't call me at eight; I ____ (write) an essay then.'

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Respuesta correcta: A) will be writing

  • A) will be writingCorrect. 'Will be writing' explains what the speaker will be doing at that time, with the emphasis on the ongoing activity.
  • B) will writeIncorrect. 'Will write' is future simple and does not explain the interrupted call as naturally as the future continuous does.
  • C) will be writeIncorrect. After 'will be', the verb takes the gerund 'writing', not the base form 'write'.
  • D) am writing an essay thenIncorrect. The present continuous cannot project the action to a specific future time.

💡 Explicación

El futuro continuo es muy util para explicar por que no se puede hacer algo en un momento futuro. La estructura 'I will be doing something then' comunica al oyente que esa hora estara ocupada, y por eso aparece con tanta frecuencia en conversaciones reales.

Pregunta 8

Bloom: Apply

Future continuous questions, Guayanilla, grado 11, W09.

Which question is correct?

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Respuesta correcta: C) What will you be doing this weekend?

  • A) What do you be doing this weekend?Incorrect. 'Do' does not combine with 'to be' in the gerund, and the required structure is 'will be doing'.
  • B) What will you do this weekend be?Incorrect. The gerund goes after 'will be', not at the end of the question.
  • C) What will you be doing this weekend?Correct. The future continuous begins with 'will' plus 'be' plus the gerund, and 'this weekend' is a future period.
  • D) What you will be doing this weekend?Incorrect. In question word order, the auxiliary 'will' goes before the subject, not after it.

💡 Explicación

En las preguntas de futuro continuo el auxiliar 'will' abre la frase y 'be' le sigue inmediatamente. El gerundio se coloca al final del grupo verbal, nunca al final de la oracion, porque forma parte del verbo y no es un elementomovible.

Pregunta 9

Bloom: Analyze

Future perfect with time expressions, Trujillo Alto, grado 11, W09.

Complete the sentence: 'By the time you arrive, I ____ (cook) dinner.'

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Respuesta correcta: C) will have cooked

  • A) will cookIncorrect. 'Will cook' does not show that the action happens before the arrival, which is what 'by the time' requires.
  • B) have cookedIncorrect. 'Have' is present perfect and does not fit a projection from a future point.
  • C) will have cookedCorrect. 'By the time' with a future reference introduces the future perfect, which places the action before the arrival.
  • D) will be cookingIncorrect. 'Will be cooking' is future continuous and focuses on the action in progress, not on the earlier result.

💡 Explicación

El futuro perfecto se usa con 'by the time' mas presente o futuro. Cuando las dos acciones son futuras, la segunda va en futuro continuo o futuro simple y la primera en futuro perfecto, que marca claramente la antecedencia.

Pregunta 10

Bloom: Apply

Future continuous with the verb to go, Barceloneta, grado 11, W09.

Complete the sentence: 'We ____ (drive) through Caguas at six, so we will not make the flight.'

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Respuesta correcta: A) will be driving

  • A) will be drivingCorrect. 'Will be driving' shows the action in progress at six o'clock, either the next day or that same day depending on the context.
  • B) will driveIncorrect. 'Will drive' is future simple and does not suggest that the journey will be in progress at that time.
  • C) will be driveIncorrect. After 'will be', the verb takes the gerund 'driving', not the base form 'drive'.
  • D) have been drivingIncorrect. The present perfect continuous is not used to project an action to a specific future time.

💡 Explicación

El futuro continuo combina muy bien con los planes de viaje. Al decir 'we will be driving at six' el hablante presenta el trayecto como un hecho ya organizado en un momento concreto, no como una posibilidad abierta.

Pregunta 11

Bloom: Apply

Future perfect with the verb to see, Maunabo, grado 11, W09.

Complete the sentence: 'By the end of the trip I ____ (see) most of the island.'

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Respuesta correcta: D) will have seen

  • A) will be seeingIncorrect. 'Will be seeing' is future continuous and does not express that the action will be completed.
  • B) will have seeIncorrect. After 'will have', the verb takes the past participle 'seen', not the base form 'see'.
  • C) will seeIncorrect. The future simple lacks the emphasis on the result that the expression 'by the end of' gives.
  • D) will have seenCorrect. 'Will have seen' is future perfect, and 'by the end of' sets a time limit by which the action is complete.

💡 Explicación

Las expresiones con 'by' mas un punto de tiempo futuro, como 'by the end of the trip' o 'by next week', indican que la accion quedara terminada antes de ese limite. Esa es exactamente la funcion del futuro perfecto.

Pregunta 12

Bloom: Apply

Future continuous with the verb to teach, Yauco, grado 11, W09.

Complete the sentence: 'At nine o'clock tonight I ____ (teach) a literature class.'

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Respuesta correcta: B) will be teaching

  • A) will teachIncorrect. 'Will teach' is future simple and does not place the action at a precise future moment.
  • B) will be teachingCorrect. 'Will be teaching' describes the class the speaker will be giving at that specific future time.
  • C) will be teachIncorrect. After 'will be', the verb takes the gerund 'teaching', not the base form.
  • D) am teaching at nine o'clock tonightIncorrect. The present continuous cannot describe what will happen at a future time that has already been mentioned.

💡 Explicación

El gerundio de 'to teach' pierde la -e final antes de -ing y no duplica la -t, porque la vocal anterior es larga. Esa regla se aplica igual en presente continuo, futuro continuo y cualquier otro tiempo que use el gerundio.

Pregunta 13

Bloom: Apply

Future perfect negatives, Cayey, grado 11, W09.

Choose the correct negative: 'By August she ____ (not / graduate) yet.'

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Respuesta correcta: B) won't have graduated

  • A) will not graduatedIncorrect. The auxiliary must be followed by 'have' plus the past participle 'graduated', not just the past form.
  • B) won't have graduatedCorrect. The negative future perfect is formed with 'will not' or 'won't' plus 'have' plus the past participle.
  • C) will not be graduatingIncorrect. 'Will not be' forms the negative future continuous, not the future perfect.
  • D) has not graduatedIncorrect. 'Has not' is present perfect and does not fit a projection toward August.

💡 Explicación

El futuro perfecto negativo mantiene las tres piezas del tiempo verbal: 'will not' mas 'have' mas participio. El adverbio 'yet' se coloca al final y confirma que la accion no se ha completado en el momento de referencia.

Pregunta 14

Bloom: Apply

Future continuous with the verb to have, San Sebastian, grado 11, W09.

Complete the sentence: 'We ____ (have) dinner at my grandmother's house at eight.'

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Respuesta correcta: D) will be having

  • A) will haveIncorrect. 'Will have dinner' is future simple, and it also sounds like possession rather than eating dinner.
  • B) will be haveIncorrect. After 'will be', the verb takes the gerund 'having', not the base form 'have'.
  • C) are having dinner at eightIncorrect. The present continuous cannot project the action to a future time that has already been mentioned.
  • D) will be havingCorrect. 'Will be having' describes the dinner they will be sharing at that specific future time.

💡 Explicación

En-inglés 'will have' significa tener o poseer, mientras que 'will be having' significa estar teniendo una comida o una reunion. La confusion entre ambas estructuras cambia por completo el significado de la frase.

Pregunta 15

Bloom: Analyze

Future perfect in short answers, Camuy, grado 11, W09.

Question: 'Will you have finished the project by Friday?' Answer: '____'

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Respuesta correcta: C) Yes, I will.

  • A) Yes, I will be.Incorrect. 'Will be' belongs to the future continuous and does not answer a future perfect question.
  • B) Yes, I have finished.Incorrect. 'Have' is present perfect, so it mixes two different tenses.
  • C) Yes, I will.Correct. The short answer repeats the auxiliary 'will' from the question, which is the expected form.
  • D) Yes, I have finished already.Incorrect. 'Have' is present perfect, so it mixes two tenses in an answer about the future.

💡 Explicación

Las respuestas cortas al futuro perfecto usan 'will', igual que las del futuro simple. La frase completa con el participio tambien es aceptable, pero la respuesta corta omite el verbo principal y conserva solo el auxiliar.

Pregunta 16

Bloom: Apply

Future continuous with the verb to sleep, Luquillo, grado 11, W09.

Complete the sentence: 'Call me later; I ____ (sleep) at that time.'

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Respuesta correcta: A) will be sleeping

  • A) will be sleepingCorrect. 'Will be sleeping' shows the speaker will be resting at that time, so calling is not a good idea.
  • B) will sleepIncorrect. 'Will sleep' is future simple and does not show as clearly that the person will be busy that night.
  • C) will be sleepIncorrect. After 'will be', the verb takes the gerund 'sleeping', not the base form 'sleep'.
  • D) have been sleepingIncorrect. The present perfect continuous is not used to project an action to a future moment.

💡 Explicación

El futuro continuo es el tiempo del uso de la palabra 'probably' y de las preguntas sobre lo que alguien estará haciendo. Su valor principal es proyectar una escena completa en un instante futuro concreto.

Pregunta 17

Bloom: Apply

Future perfect with the verb to know, Toa Baja, grado 11, W09.

Complete the sentence: 'By next month I ____ (know) the results already.'

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Respuesta correcta: A) will have known

  • A) will have knownCorrect. 'By next month' sets a future deadline, and the past participle 'known' completes the future perfect.
  • B) will be knowingIncorrect. 'To know' is a stative verb and does not normally take a continuous tense.
  • C) will have knowIncorrect. After 'will have', the verb takes the past participle 'known', not the base form 'know'.
  • D) will knowIncorrect. The future simple does not express the completed result that the preposition 'by' requires here.

💡 Explicación

Los verbos de estado como 'to know', 'to love' y 'to own' no se usan en tiempo continuo. Cuando aparecen con 'will', debe ser el futuro simple, y con 'will have' el futuro perfecto, nunca el continuo.

Pregunta 18

Bloom: Apply

Future continuous with time expressions, Naguabo, grado 11, W09.

Which sentence is correct?

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Respuesta correcta: D) I'll be flying to San Juan at six tomorrow morning.

  • A) I'll be flying to San Juan at six tomorrow morning ago.Incorrect. 'Ago' refers to the past and completely contradicts the sentence's projection into the future.
  • B) I will flying to San Juan at six tomorrow morning.Incorrect. 'be' is missing between 'will' and the gerund, so the structure is incomplete.
  • C) I am flying to San Juan at six tomorrow morning.Incorrect. The present continuous cannot describe a future scene at a specific moment like the one in the question.
  • D) I'll be flying to San Juan at six tomorrow morning.Correct. The expression 'at six tomorrow morning' pinpoints the moment and calls for the future continuous.

💡 Explicación

El futuro continuo necesita un instante futuro de referencia, y las expresiones que lo acompanan tienen que squarely esa proyeccion. 'Ago', 'yesterday' o 'last year' son marcas de pasado y convierten la frase en incorrecta.

Pregunta 19

Bloom: Apply

Future perfect with time expressions, Hatillo, grado 11, W09.

Which sentence correctly uses a future time expression with the future continuous?

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Respuesta correcta: B) By 2028 she will have been teaching here for twenty years.

  • A) By 2028 she will be teaching here since twenty years.Incorrect. 'Since' cannot be followed by a length of time, and the future continuous does not fit with the preposition 'by'.
  • B) By 2028 she will have been teaching here for twenty years.Correct. 'By' plus a future date, used with the future perfect, expresses a duration that will be complete at that point.
  • C) By 2028 she will have been teaching here for twenty years ago.Incorrect. 'Ago' refers to a finished past and cannot go with the future projection of 'by 2028'.
  • D) By 2028 she will teaching here for twenty years.Incorrect. 'have' and the gerund are missing, so the future perfect structure is incomplete.

💡 Explicación

La preposicion 'by' mas fecha futura es la senal inequivoca del futuro perfecto. Las demas piezas de la frase deben respetar esa proyeccion: 'since' con cantidades y 'ago' con expresiones futuras son incompatibles con esta unidad.

Pregunta 20

Bloom: Analyze

Future continuous and future perfect together, Yabucoa, grado 11, W09.

What does 'By the time we get there, the storm will have passed and we will be walking on the beach' express?

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Respuesta correcta: C) One future event will be complete before another future event begins.

  • A) Two actions that will happen simultaneously in the past.Incorrect. Both actions are in the future and happen in sequence after the reference point.
  • B) An action that already finished before the speakers left.Incorrect. The whole passage is projected into the future, not into a finished past.
  • C) One future event will be complete before another future event begins.Correct. The future perfect marks the result as already complete, and the future continuous describes the scene that follows.
  • D) A prediction that the storm will last the whole night.Incorrect. 'Will have passed' means the storm will already be over, not that it will continue all night.

💡 Explicación

El futuro perfecto y el futuro continuo pueden convivir en la misma oracion porque hablan de dos momentos distintos del futuro. El primero se apoya en un resultado completado y el segundo en una escena en curso, y esa combinacion se ve a menudo en los pronosticos del tiempo.

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