Future Perfect Continuous Tense
The future perfect
progressive emphasized the duration of an activity that will be in progress
before another time event in future.
Example
I’ll to bed at 10:00 p.m.
He will get home at midnight. At midnight I will be sleeping. I will have
sleeping for two hours by the time he gets home.
Positive Sentence
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It will have been raining since morning.
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Boys will have been reading for a long
time.
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He will have been looking down upon the
poor.
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They will have been doing their work for
two hours.
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The birds will have been twittering since
morning.
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He will have been winding the watch.
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She will have been buying sweets.
Negative Sentence
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They will not have been wasting their time.
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He will not have been suffering from
typhoid fever.
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The girls will have not been studying till
late at night.
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You will not have been going to school
regularly.
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The girls will not have been singing songs
for two hours.
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We shall not have been listening story
since evening.
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The girls will not have been skipping for a
long time.
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The poet will not have been reciting the
poem for two hours.
Interrogative Sentence
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Will they have been befooling you for four
months?
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Will she have been singing sweet songs?
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Will he have been taking medicine
regularly?
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Will he have been solving sums for an hour?
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Will they have been searching for their
sons?
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Will the Policeman have been pursuing the
thief?
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Will the juggler have been playing on a
flute?