Future Perfect Continuous Tense in English
Future Perfect Continuous Tense indicates an action which will continue up until a point in the future.
POSITIVE FORM (+) :
Subject + WILL + HAVE BEEN + V-ing
NEGATIVE FORM (-) :
Subject + WILL + NOT + HAVE BEEN + V-ing
QUESTION FORM (?) :
WILL + Subject + HAVE BEEN + V-ing
NEGATIVE QUESTION FORM (?) :
WILL + NOT + Subject + HAVE BEEN + V-ing
SHORT ANSWER FORMS ( + / – ) :
YES / NO + Subject + will/will not (won’t)
| POSITIVE(+) | NEGATIVE(-) | POSITIVE QUESTION (?) | NEGATIVE QUESTION (?) |
|---|---|---|---|
| He will have been living. | He will not (won’t) have been living. | Will he have been living? | Will not (won’t) he have been living? |
| She will have been living. | She will not (won’t) have been living. | Will she have been living? | Will not (won’t) she have been living? |
| It will have been living. | It will not (won’t) have been living. | Will it have been living? | Will not (won’t) it have been living? |
| I will have been living. | I will not (won’t) have been living. | Will I have been living? | Will not (won’t) I have been living? |
| You will have been living. | You will not (won’t) have been living. | Will you have been living? | Will not (won’t) you have been living? |
| We will have been living. | We will not (won’t) have been living. | Will we have been living? | Will not (won’t) we have been living? |
| They will have been living. | They will not (won’t) have been living. | Will they have been living? | Will not (won’t) they have been living? |
