Future Perfect Continuous

When do we use the Future Perfect Contiuous?

• When an action will have started, will have continued for some time and will still be in progress in the future either.

• To talk about a finished event or state in the very recent past.

• To discuss an event that will happen in the future for a specific amount of time

• Is used for actions that will be completed before some other point in the future

They (watch)___________ TV all day.

• watch

• will have been watching

• have been

What it's the correct grammatical form of the Future Perfect Continuous in the affirmative way?

• S+ have + verb in past participle

• S+ have/has + V(ing)

• S+ will + have + been + V(ing)

• S+ have + been +V(ing)

Next week you (live)___________ in your new house for a year.

• are going to live

• will have been living

• will live

I (finish) _________ my homework by dinner time.

• will have been finished

• will have finished

• will have finish

• will finished

They (write) ___________ the reports by the time you find her.

• will write

• will have been writing

• will have been written

• will have write

Select the correct uses of the tense

• Is used before a specific moment

• Is used before another action takes place

• To express the causes of the second event

• To express the past action that already started and continued up to another action or time in the past

Select the sentences that their grammatical structure doesn't correspond to the Future Perfect Continuous tense.

• I will have been runninng

• Are you going to have been watching tv?

• Have you be crying?

• Tim will finished his thesis by next semester

In November, I _________ (work) at my company for three years.

• work

• be working

• will have been working

• have been working

We ___________ (conduct) a surprise test today.

• have been conducting

• will have been conducting

• conduct

• have conducted