Would Have and Will Have Exercises

"Will have" is primarily used to express:Choose the correct answer:

A wish for the future
A past condition that wasn't met
Certainty about a future action before a specific time
Regret about a past action

"Would have" is used to:Choose the correct answer:

Make predictions about the future
Talk about actions that could have happened but didn’t
Describe future actions in the past
Offer advice about the future

Which sentence correctly uses "will have"?Choose the correct answer:

I will have completed the project by tomorrow.
I would have completed the project by tomorrow.
I will have completing the project by tomorrow.
I would have complete the project by tomorrow.

How is "would have" correctly used in a sentence?Choose the correct answer:

She would have visit if she had time.
He would have been happier if he knew the truth.
They will have been better with more practice.
We would have going if it hadn't rained.

For expressing regret or missed opportunities, which construction is appropriate?Choose the correct answer:

Will have
Would have
Will be having
Would be

"Will have" in interrogative sentences is used to:Choose the correct answer:

Ask about preferences in the past
Inquire if an action will be completed by a future moment
Question decisions made in the past
Suggest alternatives for future actions

Choose the sentence that correctly uses "would have":Choose the correct answer:

By next year, they would have built the new bridge.
She would not have missed the train if she had left earlier.
Will you have liked to go there?
They will have liked to have known that.

"If he had studied harder, he ___ passed the exam."Choose the correct answer:

will have
would have
will be having
would be having

"By 2025, we ___ completed the environmental project."Choose the correct answer:

will have
would have
would be
will be

Which form is NOT correct for expressing hypothetical past actions?Choose the correct answer:

Would have
Will have
Could have
Might have