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    The document discusses the future perfect continuous tense, which is used to describe an action that will be ongoing up until a specific point in the future. It provides the example sentence "When I see you, I'll have been studying, so I'll be tired" to illustrate using the future perfect continuous tense to talk about an action (studying) that will be finished right before another action (seeing someone) in the future.

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    The document discusses the future perfect continuous tense, which is used to describe an action that will be ongoing up until a specific point in the future. It provides the example sentence "When I see you, I'll have been studying, so I'll be tired" to illustrate using the future perfect continuous tense to talk about an action (studying) that will be finished right before another action (seeing someone) in the future.

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    The document discusses the future perfect continuous tense, which is used to describe an action that will be ongoing up until a specific point in the future. It provides the example sentence "When I see you, I'll have been studying, so I'll be tired" to illustrate using the future perfect continuous tense to talk about an action (studying) that will be finished right before another action (seeing someone) in the future.

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    HOW LONG TO A POINT IN THE FUTURE

    In April, she will have been teaching for twelve years.

    Use with: when + present simple, by the time + present
    simple, for + time.

    FUTURE
    PERFECT
    CONTINUOUS

    ACTION FINISHED BEFORE A POINT IN THE FUTURE

    When I see you, I'll have been studying, so I'll be tired.

    Use with: when + present simple, by the time + present simple.

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