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Future Perfect Continuous Tense


Indicates the duration of an action which has begun and will continue in future
When Alice finishes his studies he will have been teaching at an university for two 2 years.

Positive sentence
subject + will/shall have +been + v1st form + ing + object + for/since
I shall not have been participating in the competition since Tuesday


Interrogative sentence
Will/shall + subject + have been + v1st form + ing + object + for/since
Will he have been writing letters since 2000?


Negative sentence
Subject + will/shall not have +been + v1st form + ing + object + for/since
By next June we shall have been living here for ten years
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