English Grammar|Future Perfect Continuous Tense

Future Perfect Continuous Tense

Explanatory (Definition)

Syntax (Structure)

                                 Subject +will/shall + have been + verb 1^ST form+ ing+ since/for +obj.

 

Note

       Subject + will have+ been + verb 1^st form + ing + since, for+ object.

        They , you, she, he, it ,singular noun, plural noun.

 

Note

        Subject + shall + have + been + verb 1^st form + ing + since+ for + object.

                                            I, We.

 

Implementing (Examples)

Positive Sentences.

(1) We shall have been writing a letter since morning.

(2) I shall have been watching the T.V for several year.

(3) She will have been plucking the flower since 1990.

(4) He will have been taking exercise for 3 hours.

(5) She will have been weeping since morning.

(6) They will have been sleeping since now.

 

Syntax (Structure) Negative

Formula

             Subject + will/shall +have + not + been + verb 1^st form+ ing+ since +for + object.

 

Note

        Subject + will + have + not + been + verb 1^st form + ing + since + for +object.   

           They, you, she, he , it, singular noun, plural noun.

 

Note

         Subject + shall + have + not + been + verb 1^st form + ing + since + for + object.

                                           I , W .

 

Examples

(1) She will have not been washing her clothes since evening.

(2) He will have not been taking breakfast for 3 months.

(3) They will have not been mixing the water in milk since 5 0 Clock.

(4) You will have not been polishing your shoes since morning.

(5) Ahmad will have not been delivering speech for 3 days.

(6) We shall have not been speaking truth since 1947.

(7) I shall have not been listening music since yesterday.

 

Syntax (Structure) Interrogative

Formula

Will/shall, subject have + been +verb 1^st form +ing +since, for+ object?

 

Note

        Will +subject + have + been +verb 1^st form + ing +since, for + object?

         They, you, she, he it, singular noun, plural noun.

 

Note

          Shall+ subject+ have + been + verb 1^st form+ ing + since, for+ object?

                                              I, We.

 

Examples

(1) Will he have breaking the wood in two parts for 2 hours?

(2) Will she have been pressing her brother clothes since now?

(3) will you have been advising their children since 5- 0 clock?

(4) Will you have been writing your nail with nail cutter since 2004?

(5) Will Aslam have been shivering from cool for several years?

(6) Shall we have been squeezing our clothes since evening?

(7) Shall I have been completing tenses since 2010?

 

Syntax (Structure) Negative & Interrogative

Formula

          will/shall +subject + have + not + been + verb 1^st form + ing + since ,for+ object?

 

Note

        Will+ subject + have + not + been+ verb 1^st form + ing + since, for + object?

          They, you, it , she he, singular, noun, plural noun.

 

Note

       Shall +subject + have + not + been + verb 1^st form+ ing + since ,for+ object?

                                                  I , We

 

Examples:

(1) Shall we have not been writing letter since morning?

(2) Shall I have not been polishing my shoes for several year?

(3) Will she have not been watering to the plants since 9 0- clock? 

(4) Will she have not been eating the meal since evening?

(5) Will they not been blaming on each other for last week?

(6) Will you have been cleaning your home since night?

                                            

WXSV

(1) Why will he have been watching T.V since morning?

(2) What will she have been working in her field since afternoon?

~Sana Ullah Wazir