Welcome to this tutorial.
Today we're going to talk about the future perfect continuous tense.
Let's get started now really use the Future Perfect continuous Well we describe an action quite a long
one that has begun sometime in the past present or future and it is expected to continue in the future.
Have a look at the example over here.
When Peter turns 40 he will have been painting for thirty five years.
Now this sentence is in the future perfect continuous tense and it's used to describe an action that
has begun in the past and will continue in the future no to form the future perfect continuous tense
we use will plus have plus been plus verb I and Jean have a look at the examples or we hear positive
sentence at six o'clock I will have been waiting here for an hour or at that time I'll have to waiting
here for an hour negative sentence I won't have been waiting here for an hour it's six o'clock question
form will I have been waiting here for an hour it's six o'clock now reuse the future perfect continuous
tense with by plus time expression happened look at the examples below by twenty twenty 2025 he'll have
been living in London for ten years we can also use the future a perfect continuous tense with when
as soon as before by the time etc. It's in the example over here when I completed my studies I have
been learning English for 17 years remember the non continuous verbs such as to love hate no ones etc.
are not used in any continuous tenses.
Now make sure to use the Future Perfect instead have a look at the examples below in large I'll have
been knowing you for a year now this sentence would be incorrect because the verb no can not be used
in any continuous tenses the correct form would be in March I'll have known you for a year.