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I know that when I want to tell somebody that I will have something done in the future with a specified time I can say:
I will have finished doing my work by 2p.m. tomorrow.
My question is, can this pattern be used in questions?
Will you have finished your work by 2p.m. tomorrow?/Will you have finished doing your work by 2p.m. tomorrow?
Are the above sentences correct?
Absolutely correct!
The future perfect can be used in that way for forming a question.
Will you have finished your work by tomorrow?
There's an example as well:
Will you have finished the report by this afternoon?
I would avoid using 'doing' work.
