Future continuous

Future continuous use:

- Denotes an action which will begin before a definite moment in the future, will continue up to the moment and will be going on at that moment.

 For example:

In the fall I will have been studing here for 2 years.

1) Affirmative form:

I	Will have been	Verb + ing
He /She / It	Will have been
We /You /They	Will have been

Ex: He will be tired when he arrives. He will have been travelling for 24 hours.

2) Negative form:

*Full form

I	will	not	Have been + Verb + ing
He /She / It	will
We /You /They	will

* Short form:

I	Won't have been	Verb + ing
He /She / It	Won't have been
We /You /They	Won't have been

3) Interrogative form:

will	I	Have been + Verb + ing?
will	He /She / It
will	We / You / They

Ex: Will Espgne have been waiting for more centry to win the world cup?

Time phrases:

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