Formation
We make the future perfect continuous by using will have been and present participle.
Example: By October we will have been living here for five years.
I will have been waiting here for three hours by six oclock.
Questions are made by putting the auxiliary verb will before the subject.
Example: How long will you have been occupying this position next year?
When I come at 6:00, will you have been practicing long?
Negatives are made by putting not after the auxiliary verb.
Example: By 2015 you will not have been living in this country long enough to participate in the election.
In three months, Kate and Derek wont have been seeing each other for a year.
| Affirmative I will have been doing you will have been doing he/she/it will have been doing we will have been doing you will have been doing they will have been doing | Questions will I have been doing? will you have been doing? will he/she/it have been doing? will we have been doing? will you have been doing? will they have been doing? | Negative I will not have been doing you will not have been doing he/she/it will not have been doing we will not have been doing you will not have been doing they will not have been doing |
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Use of the future perfect continuous
1. We use the future perfect continuous to describe an action that will continue up until some time in the future.
In October, he will have been working here for a year. , .
By the end of the night, he will have been performing for 5 hours. , .
When I leave the beach, I will have been sunbathing for 2 hours. , .
Exercise 1. Translate into English and comment on the use of the present simple, the present continuous, the present perfect, the present perfect continuous, the past simple, the past continuous, the past perfect, the past perfect continuous, the future simple, the future continuous, the future perfect, the future perfect continuous.
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