Future Perfect Tense & Future Perfect Continuous Tense

• english
• Secondary Education

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

I can:

• Understand the future perfect tense.
  
• Understand the future prefect continuous.
  
• Use the future perfect and future perfect continuous. 

WRITE A SENTENCE IN FPC:
By the next year, ...

The future perfect continuous
(FPC) is a verb tense that ...

1. describes actions that will continue up until a point.
2. describes actions that are until a point.
3. describes actions that continued up until a point.
4. describes actions that were until a point.

The Future Perfect is formed by combining the modal “will“, the auxiliary verb “have“, “been“, and the present participle of the main verb (with an -ing ending).

1. True
2. False

Jane _____________ when she comes
home, because she ___________over
24 hours.

1. will be very tired - will have been flying
2. will have been being very tired - will have flown
3. is going to be very tired - will have flown
4. will have been being very tired - will have been flying

She _______________ the book for four
months by the end of October.

1. won't have written
2. won't be writing
3. won't have writing
4. won't have been writing

Which is the QUESTION'S
structure in FPC?

1. Subject + will have been + verb -ing + complement?
2. Will + subject + have been + verb -ing + complement?
3. Will have been + subject + verb -ing + complement?

Got it??? Any questions?.

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HOME FUN

Complete Exercise 11 a, b and c given on pages 47, 48, & 49 in your Companion book.