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For complex practice of future tenses, have a look at this video which contains a perfect exercises to make sure you understand everything.

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All means of expressing future actions (except the Future in the Past) - English ESL video lesson

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ESL video lesson with an interactive quiz: Grammar practice . You are to watch the video and to use all the variants of expressing future actions

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Watch Rebecca explaining future perfect continuous and its usage. You can turn on the subtitles in the right low corner and don’t forget to take the quiz below the video!

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Learn English Tenses: FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

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"Next year at this time, I will have been working here for 25 years." This sentence is in the FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS tense or FUTURE PERFECT PROGRESSIVE tense. In this advanced English grammar class, I'll teach you everything you need to understand this tense - structure, usage, spelling, pronunciation, contractions, questions, short answers, past participles, stative verbs, and irregular verbs.

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All the information you may need about future perfect continuous tense.

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Use future perfect continuous for:
- when we expect that a specific situation is true from a certain point in the past and will be still true after a definite point in the future
e. g. We will have been learning Spanish for 5 years.
- we want to express the cause of a certain situation in the future
e. g. By Monday he will be preparing for his exam for 3 months and he will become crazy about that.

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POSITIVE:

subject + auxiliary will + auxiliary have + auxiliary be (past participle) + verb-ing

e. g. By that time I will have been waiting for you for hours.

NEGATIVE:

subject + auxiliary will + not (won’t) + auxiliary have + auxiliary be (past participle) + verb-ing

e. g. I didn’t stay there last year.

QUESTION:
auxiliary will +subject + auxiliary have + auxiliary be (past participle) + verb-ing

e. g. Did you stay there last year?

SHORT ANSWER:

Yes/No, subject + will (+not)

e. g. Yes, I will, / No, I won’t.