Perfect Continuous Tense

What is the definition of past future perfect tense?

• This form of sentence expresses an event or activity that is thought to have taken place in the past and continues until a certain time.

• It tells us that a continuous action will be completed at, or relates to, a time in the future

• Refers to an action that started in the distant past and continued in the past

• A continuous action started in the past and relates to the present.

How many Perfect Continuous Tenses did we explain?

• 3

• 4

• 2

• 5

Past perfect continuous tense refers to an action that started in the distant past and continued in the past

• True

• False

Select the CORRECT examples of past perfect continuous tense!

• We had not been filming before a new camera

• We watched Netflix movies for the whole week

• It had been snowing for four hours

• They had not been fighting until tomorrow

“Will Lakshmi have been waiting for the concert next month?” Is this sentence is a correct example of future continuous tense?

• Yes

• No

The past perfect continuous tense starts in the past and continues until the present.

• True

• False

What is the formula of Present Perfect Continuous Tense? (Positive Sentence)

• S + have/has + been + -ing/ present participle + complement

• S + have/has + not + been + -ing/present participle + complement

• S + have/has + not + been + -ing/present participle + complement

• 5W1H + had + subject + verb/past particle + the rest of the sentence

What is the formula of future perfect continuous tense? (Positive Sentence)

• Subject + had + been + verb (-ing)

• S + have/has + been + -ing/present participle + complement

• Subject + will + have/has + V-ing/present particle

• S + will + have + been + -ing/present participle + complement

Give 1 example of Present Perfect Continuous Tense!

What is the formula for a negative sentence of Past Perfect Tense?

• Subject + had not + been + verb (-ing)

• Subject + hadn’t + been + verb (-ing)

• Subject + had not/hadn’t + been + verb (-ing)