What is the best answer ? Maybe it is debatable ? :D
This time next year, I ______ here for exactly 7 years.
a) will have been working
b) we be working
c) will work
d) would have worked
I am hesitating with a) and d).
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Yes, it's A - the future perfect continuous.
D implies some kind of hypothetical situation.
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A is correct.
The only way to make D correct would be to add some extra, unlikely details: "IF I had started work the very day I was hired, then this time next year I would have worked here for exactly seven years, but since I waited two weeks to start, I will have worked here a little bit less than seven years."
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a) is correct. The Future Perfect Continuous refers to the activity going on for a period of time before a certain moment of time in the future(this time next year)
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a would be correct if you did work there, while d would be correct if you didn't work there but were just reflecting on the time that you would have, had you gotten that job
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I would say "I have been working" Don't use the "will" cause in this cause it's not needed ^^
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