Future Perfect and Conditional Perfect Quiz – C1 Practice
The future perfect (habré + participio) marks what will have happened by a future point — and conjectures about the recent past. The conditional perfect (habría + participio) marks what would have happened: hypothetical outcomes, regret, reproach. Together they form the backbone of third-conditional sentences. This 48-question C1 quiz drills form for both tenses, the si + pluperfect subjunctive + conditional perfect structure, and the common mistakes — participle agreement, word order, and tense mixing in si clauses. Four sets, instant explanations, and a guide link if you want the full rules first.
