Future Perfect Progressive
| Description: |
| An action that happens and continues before a specific time in the future. Future Perfect Progressive is often used with "since" and "for". |
| Signal Words: |
| for five month, since 2007 |
| Positive: will + have + been + 1st verb form + ing or am/are/is + going to + have + been + 1st verb form + ing |
| I will have been studying for two hours when the library closes. Since 2020 she will have been living in London. In January you are going to have been training for five months. |
| Negative: won't + have + been + 1st verb form + ing or am/are/is + not + going to + have + been + 1st verb form + ing |
| I won't have been smoking for one year next sunday. He won't have been driving for long. They aren't going to pass because they won't have been studying for months. |
| Question: will + have + been + 1st verb form + ing or am/are/is + going to + have + been + 1st verb form + ing |
| How long will have you been waiting when you get your passport? What will you have been doing for two weeks when your holidays are over? Will he have been singing to her for hours by the time I get home? |