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THE FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE

 

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 The Future Perfect Continuous Tense is expressed when an action or event begins in the past or present or future and will be going on at a particular time in the future for a specific time. It ends in future.

STRUCTURE: 

 Structure: Subject + shall / will + have been + V3 + Rest of the sentence.

MAKING POSITIVE SENTENCE

 

 

 

 

 

Subject

Helping Verb

Have Form

Be Form

Main Verb

Rest of the sentence

I

Shall

have

been

going

to school.

We

Shall

have

been

going

to school.

You

Will

have

been

going

to school.

He

Will

have

been

going

to school.

She

Will

have

been

going

to school.

It

Will

have

been

going

to school.

Raju

Will

have

been

going

to school.

They

Will

have

been

going

to school.

Raju and Rani

Will

have

been

going

to school.

  

 

MAKING NEGATIVE SENTENCE

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Subject

Helping Verb

Adverb

Have Form

Be Form

Main Verb

Rest of the sentence

I

shall

not

have

been

going

to school.

We

shall

not

have

been

going

to school.

You

will

not

have

been

going

to school.

He

will

not

have

been

going

to school.

She

will

not

have

been

going

to school.

It

will

not

have

been

going

to school.

Raju

will

not

have

been

going

to school.

They

will

not

have

been

going

to school.

Raju and Rani

will

not

have

been

going

to school.



MAKING POSITIVE INTERROGATIVE SENTENCE

 

 

 

 

 

Helping Verb

Subject

Have Form

Be Form

Main Verb

Rest of the sentence

Shall

I

have

been

going

to school?

Shall

We

have

been

going

to school?

Will

You

have

been

going

to school?

Will

He

have

been

going

to school?

Will

She

have

been

going

to school?

Will

It

have

been

going

to school?

Will

Raju

have

been

going

to school?

Will

They

have

been

going

to school?

Will

Raju and Rani

have

been

going

to school?

 

 


MAKING NEGATIVE INTERROGATIVE SENTENCE

 

 

 

 

 

 

Helping Verb

Subject

Adverb

Have Form

Be Form

Main Verb

Rest of the sentence

Shall

I

not

have

been

going

to school?

Shall

We

not

have

been

going

to school?

Will

You

not

have

been

going

to school?

Will

He

not

have

been

going

to school?

Will

She

not

have

been

going

to school?

Will

It

not

have

been

going

to school?

Will

Raju

not

have

been

going

to school?

Will

They

not

have

been

going

to school?

Will

Raju and Rani

not

have

been

going

to school?

USAGE 

let us understand the ideas in the Future Perfect Tense.

By next Diwali, I shall have been staying here for two years.

( I started staying here in the past some time ago and I shall complete two years of staying by the time next Diwali also I may continue or may not continue my staying in the future thereafter. )


He will have been doing his homework for an hour

before his father comes home.


I shall have been praying in the temple for 10 minutes since 8 p.m. tomorrow.



The man will have been working for a month by the time he gets paid.




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