The future perfect continuous is used to indicate that something will happen in the future by making a reference to some future time. It is most often used with a time expression. To form the future perfect continuous, use "will have + been + present participle".
To discuss things that will happen in the future by making a reference to some future time.
To make the negative future perfect continuous, use "will have + not + been + present participle".
Directions: Choose the correct answer.
1) By 2019, I __________ in Seattle for 25 years
a. will have been living
b. will living
2) By midnight, I __________ TV for 18 straight hours
a. will has been watching
b. will have been watching
3) He __________ here for 10 years next month
a. will work
b. will have been working
4) By the end of the day, they __________ for 10 hours
a. will have been standing
b. will stood
5) I __________ for 15 hours at 3 o'clock
a. will be driving
b. will have been driving
6) I __________ on a plane for 4 hours when they finally let us off
a. will have been sitting
b. will sit
Directions: Choose the correct answer.
1) They will have been __________ in this apartment for three years in June.
a. live
b. lived
c. living
2) She will have been __________ all day by dinner time.
a. cook
b. cooking
c. cooked
3) The kids will __________ been swimming for two hours by lunch time.
a. have
b. has
c. be
4) On Wednesday, I __________ working here for 25 years.
a. will been
b. will have been
c. would been
5) This September, Mary will have been __________ me in math for two years.
a. teacher
b. taught
c. teaching
6) In two days, we will __________ traveling through Europe for five weeks.
a. have been
b. has been
c. would been
Quiz 1 Answers
1) a. will have been living
2) b. will have been watching
3) b. will have been working
4) a. will have been standing
5) b. will have been driving
6) a. will have been sitting
Quiz 2 Answers
1) c. living
2) b. cooking
3) a. have
4) b. will have been
5) c. teaching
6) a. have been
