She hasn't been working here for very long. ‘Why is your hair wet? Have you been swimming in the lake?’. We form the present perfect continuous with: Subject + have + been + -ing form. Positive and negative. Subject. have. been.
All three continuous tenses are used to talk about things in progress at a point in time, be it “the last time I saw you”, “now” or “the next time I see you”. Other common time expressions with Future Continuous include “at this time tomorrow/ next week/ next year” (similar to “at this time last week” with Past Continuous
The Future Perfect Continuous Tense is a verb tense that describes actions that will continue up until a point in the future. It is also sometimes called the Future Perfect Progressive.
The Future Progressive is a form of the verb that shows the action will be in progress at a certain point, or at some time period, in the future. Tomorrow at 8 o'clock James will be cleaning the house. James will be cleaning the house all morning. The Future Progressive is often used together with the Simple Present.

In this video, I will teach you four easy ways to talk about the future: will, going to, the present continuous, and the simple present. I will compare when and how we use these grammatical tenses to talk about the future. After you watch this lesson, quiz yourself to practice and make sure you get it. I know that you will do well.

Make the future perfect continuous. Choose the positive, negative or question form. 1) I (work) all weekend so I won't be energetic on Sunday night. [ . ] Check. Show. 2) How long (you / wait) when you finally get your exam results? [ .
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Writing exercise. This worksheet is designed for students who want to start practicing writing small compositions, it's great for exploring new vocabularies with the help of the dictiona 441 uses. A selection of English ESL future perfect simple and continuous (progressive) tense ppt slides.
In each example, we are projecting ourselves into the future and looking back to an unfinished, continuous action or event. Other ways to form the future perfect progressive tense include the following: Negative. Subject + will not (won't) + have + been + verb root + -ing e.g. Ella won't have been sleeping e.g.
Using Verb Tenses in Chinese. Western languages such as English have several ways to express tense. The most common are verb conjunctions which change the form of the verb depending on the time frame. For example, the English verb "eat" can be changed to "ate" for past actions and "eating" for current actions. .
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