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FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE

 


 

A. Affirmative:

Subject + will/shall +have+been + ing with 1st form of Verb + object + since/for + time.

B. Negative:

Subject+will/shall+have+ not +been+ing with 1st form of Verb+ object + since/for + time.

C. Interrogative:

Will/Shall +subject + have+been + ing with 1st form of Verb + object + since/for + time?

Condition involving this tense:-

1.  It signifies an event which may happen in future:

a.  We shall have been waiting for you tomorrow at 8 A.M.

b.  The Gardner shall have been planting flowers before you reach there.

 

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