Future Perfect Continuous Tense

 

Ø Future Perfect Continuous Tense

It is used to talk about that      action which will have started in the future   and continue in the future.

Use “Since” for point of time.

Use “For” for period of time.

This tense is not used without “since and for”.

Without “Since and for” this tense is changed into Future perfect tense.

 

 

 

Change into interrogative and Negative sentences.

(1)       I shall have been reaching since morning.

(2)       We shall have been reaching for two hours.

(3)       You will have been reaching since 6 am.

(4)       He will have been reaching since midnight.

(5)       She will have been reaching for five hours.

(6)       It will have been reaching for two hours.

(7)       They will have been reaching since 4 pm.

(8)       Sana and Perween will have been reaching since 8 pm.

(9)       Saba will have been reaching for two hours.