Lesson on FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS (By the end of the month, I will have been living in.....)

This video tutorial explains the future perfect continuous tense, used for actions that will be ongoing until a certain point in the future. It covers the structure of positive, negative, and interrogative sentences, and discusses time expressions like 'by next month' and 'since 1994'. The lesson also shows how this tense can be combined with others, such as the present simple. A recap and practice question are provided to reinforce learning.

What is the future perfect continuous tense used to describe?

• A long continuous action completed at a future time

• A short action in the future

• A completed action in the past

• An action happening right now

Which of the following is the correct structure for a positive sentence in the future perfect continuous tense?

• Subject + will + have + been + verb in base form

• Subject + will + have + been + verb in ING form

• Subject + will + have + verb in past participle

• Subject + will + be + verb in ING form

How do you form a negative sentence in the future perfect continuous tense?

• Subject + will + have + been + not + verb in ING form

• Subject + will + have + not + been + verb in base form

• Subject + will + have + been + verb in past participle

• Subject + will + not + have + been + verb in ING form

Which time expression is commonly used with the future perfect continuous tense?

• Yesterday

• By next week

• Last year

• At the moment

In which scenario can the future perfect continuous tense be used with the present simple tense?

• To describe an ongoing action in the present

• To describe a past event

• To describe a completed action in the future

• To describe a future event that will be interrupted by another action