Categories: GrammarTenses

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?