Type the correct Future Perfect Continuous form of the verb in brackets. Four exercise sets: affirmative, negative, questions, and mixed. Pay attention to the will have been structure and -ing spelling rules.
Set:
Exercise 1. Affirmative: write will have been + verb-ing
Write the correct Future Perfect Continuous form of the verb in brackets. Use will have been + verb-ing for all subjects. Include a 'for' phrase where indicated.
Set:
1
By next June, she (work) at this company for five years.
2
When the film ends, they (watch) it for nearly three hours.
3
By the time you arrive, I (wait) for over an hour.
4
By 2030, he (teach) at this school for twenty years.
5
When she crosses the finish line, she (run) for four hours.
6
By the time you read this, I (travel) around the world for six months.
7
By midnight, they (dance) for five hours straight.
8
He (study) medicine for six years by the time he graduates.
9
By next year, we (live) in this apartment for a decade.
10
By the time the project ends, the team (work) on it for three years.
+ Affirmative
Subjectwill have beenverb-ing.
I will have been working for 3 hours. · She will have been studying all day.
They will have been waiting. · He'll have been teaching for 20 years.
− Negative
Subjectwon't have beenverb-ing.
I won't have been working long. · She won't have been waiting.
? Question
Willsubjecthave beenverb-ing?
Will you have been working for long? · Will she have been waiting long?
How long will you have been working there by next year?
will have been is the same for ALL subjects
Subject
+
−
I / You / He / She / It / We / They
will have been working
won't have been working
Key point:will have been is the same for every subject, no he/she/it exception!