Future perfect continuous rules, examples
Future perfect continuous
Future perfect progressive
will + have + been + infinitive + ing
Examples
I will have been reading a book for hours.
Peter will have been
watching TV for a long time.
Future perfect progressive use
The future perfect continuous describes actions that will continue up until a point in the future.
Future perfect progressive
1. Person Singular:
I will have been learning for years.
2. Person Singular:
You will have been learning for years.
3. Person Singular:
He/She will have been learning for years.
1. Person Plural:
We will have been learning for years.
2. Person Plural:
You will have been learning for years.
3. Person Plural:
They will have been learning for years.
Future perfect progressive signal words
all day long, for ..., the last couple of hours.
Future perfect continuous questions
Will + subject + have + been + infinitive + ing
Examples
Will Jack have been learning all day?
Will the students have been working all morning?
Future perfect progressive negative
will + not + have + been + verb + ing
Negative long form: I will not have
been playing.
Negative short form: I won't have
been playing.
Exercises
01 Future Perfect Continuous rules
01 Future Perfect Continuous
02 Future Perfect Continuous
03 Future Perfect Continuous
04 Verlaufsform English
05 Future Perfect ContinuousTenses
06 Future Perfect Continuous
Questions
07 Future Perfect Continuous
08 Questions exercises
09 Questions exercises
10 word order questions
11 word order questions
12 Questions Future Perfect Continuous
Negative Future Perfect Continuous (Progressive)
13 Future Perfect Continuous negative
14 Future Perfect Continuous negative
15 negative examples
16 negative word order
17 negative exercises
Tests
Future perfect continuous rules
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