Using the Future Perfect Tense

1. A student in the year-long Learn to Farm program in Athol, Massachusetts, Rebekah will have (rose / risen) early to give the sheep some garlic oil, a natural deworming agent.

   Question

   A.

   rose

   B.

   risen

   Using the Future Perfect Tense - Question 1
2. Rebekah’s fellow student Lee will have (chosen / chose) which sheep from the herd to put in the holding pen for treatment.

   Question

   A.

   chosen

   B.

   chose

   Using the Future Perfect Tense - Question 2
3. Their instructor, Josh, will have (gave / given) them tips on how to get the animals to hold still and swallow the deworming medicine.

   Question

   A.

   gave

   B.

   given

   Using the Future Perfect Tense - Question 3
4. Josh’s instructions will have (came / come) with a lot of encouragement.

   Question

   A.

   came

   B.

   come

   Using the Future Perfect Tense - Question 4
5. For these experiences, Lee, Rebekah, and eleven other college students will have (paid / pay) $12,500 tuition to the Farm School, for lessons, room, and board.

   Question

   A.

   paid

   B.

   pay

   Using the Future Perfect Tense - Question 5
6. Students who graduate from the program will have (driven / drove) diesel tractors and operated other large pieces of farm equipment.

   Question

   A.

   driven

   B.

   drove

   Using the Future Perfect Tense - Question 6
7. They will have (ridden / rode) horses, planted beans, weeded fields of broccoli, and met many new friends.

   Question

   A.

   ridden

   B.

   rode

   Using the Future Perfect Tense - Question 7
8. In the coming years, the director of the Farm School, Patrick Connors, will have (grew / grown) more confident and seen enrollments increase.

   Question

   A.

   grew

   B.

   grown

   Using the Future Perfect Tense - Question 8
9. Some graduates of the Learn to Farm program will have (taken / took) jobs on farms or gone on to study veterinary medicine.

   Question

   A.

   taken

   B.

   took

   Using the Future Perfect Tense - Question 9
10. Other graduates will have (seen / saw) how satisfying it is, in hard economic times, to be able to grow their own food.

    Question

    A.

    seen

    B.

    saw

    Using the Future Perfect Tense - Question 10