Future Perfect Continuous

Future perfect continuous tense focuses on the process of an action in the future up to a certain time.

In this lesson, you’ll learn when and how to use this tense and practise using it.

When and how to use the future perfect continuous?

Usage

Structure

Common time expressions

1. In October, we will have been living in London for 5 years.

2. By the time they arrive, they will have been travelling for 16 hours.

3. By 6pm, I will have been waiting for 2 hours.

Fill in the gaps with the correct future perfect continuous form.

Using the tense without a timeframe
Confusing the future perfect (completed) with the future perfect continuous (duration)
Using infinitive verb instead of -ing

Using the tense without a timeframe
Confusing the future perfect (completed) with the future perfect continuous (duration)
Using infinitive verb instead of -ing

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