Future Continuous Tense & Future

Perfect Continuous Tense

By : Herlina Suryanti

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 Definition of Future Continuous Tense

The future continuous tense, sometimes also referred to

as the future progressive tense, is a verb tense that indic
ates that something will occur in the future and continu
e for an expected length of time. It is formed using the c
onstruction will + be + the present participle (the root ve
rb + -ing).
The simple future tense is a verb tense that is used when
an action is expected to occur in the future and be comp
 Formula Future Continuous Tense
Positive

Subject Modal be Present Complement

Participle
I Will / shall
We
You Object
They will be Verb- ing adjective
She Adverb
He etc
It
 Formula Future Continuous Tense
Negative

Subject Modal be Present Complement

Participle
Will not / shall not
I
We Won’t / shan’t

You Object
They Will not be Verb- ing adjective
She Adverb
He etc
It
 Formula Future Continuous Tense
Interrogative
Modal Subject be Present Complement Question mark

Participle
Will / shall I
We
Object
You be Verb- ing adjective

will
They
She
adverb
?
He
It
Example of Future Continuous Tense ( Positive sentences )
1. I will be watching Kevin race.
2. I will be studying math for the test.
3. Rewa will be teaching next week.
4. Galih will be playing tennis when you come tomorrow.
5. We will be having lunch at the Campus.
6. Kevin will be going to KFC after this class.
7. Tiara will be singing in the concert last night.
8. They will be having breakfast tomorrow at 8 o’clock.
9. My little brother will be bringing my book to the class at 12 o’clock.
10. We will be reading novel during quarantine.
Example of Future Continuous Tense ( Negative sentences )
1. I won’t be watching Kevin Race.
2. I won’t be studying math for the test.
3. Rewa won’t be teaching next week.
4. Galih won’t be playing tennis when you come tomorrow.
5. We won’t be having lunch at the Campus.
6. Kevin won’t be going to KFC after this class.
7. Tiara won’t be singing in the concert last night.
8. They won’t be having breakfast tomorrow at 8 o’clock.
9. My little brother won’t be bringing my book to the class at 12 o’clock.
10. We won’t be reading novel during quarantine.
Example of Future Continuous Tense ( Interrogative sentences )
1. Will you be watching Kevin race ?
2. Will you be studying math for the test ?
3. Will Rewa be teaching next week ?
4. Will Galih be playing tennis tomorrow ?
5. Will they be having lunch at the Campus ?
6. Will Kevin be going to restaurant after this class ?
7. Will Tiara be singing in the concert last night ?
8. Will they be having breakfast at 8 o’clock ?
9. Will my little brother be breinging my book ?
10. Will we be reading novel during quarantine ?
 Future Perfect Continuous Tense
Definition of future perfect continuous tense

The future perfect continuous, also sometimes called the future perfect progressive, is a verb tense that describes acti
ons that will continue up until a point in the future. The future perfect continuous consists of will + have + been + the verb’s pr
esent participle (verb root + -ing).
When we describe an action in the future perfect continuous tense, we are projecting ourselves forward in time and lo
oking back at the duration of that activity. The activity will have begun sometime in the past, present, or in the future, and is e
xpected to continue in the future.
Formula of Future Perfect Continuous
Tense
( + ) S + will + have been + -ing/present participle
( - ) S + will + not + have been + -ing/present participle
( ? ) S + will + not + have been + -ing/present participle
Example of Future Perfect Continuous Tense ( Positive Sentence
s)
1. I will have been watching Kevin race.
2. I will have been studying math for the test.
3. Rewa will have been teaching .
4. Galih will have been playing tennis when you come .
5. We will have been having lunch at the Campus.
6. Kevin will have been going to KFC after this class.
7. Tiara will have been singing in the concert last night.
8. They will have been having breakfast at 8 o’clock.
9. My little brother will have been bringing my book at 12 o’clock.
10. We will have been reading novel during quarantine.
Example of Future Perfect Continuous Tense ( Negative Sentences )

1. I won’t have been watching Kevin Race.

2. I won’t have been studying math for the test.
3. Rewa won’t have been teaching next week.
4. Galih won’t have been playing tennis when you come tomorrow.
5. We won’t have been having lunch at the Campus.
6. Kevin won’t have been going to KFC after this class.
7. Tiara won’t have been singing in the concert last night.
8. They won’t have been having breakfast tomorrow at 8 o’clock.
9. My little brother won’t have been bringing my book to the class at 12 o’clock.
10. We won’t have been reading novel during quarantine.
Example of Future Perfect Continuous Tense ( Interrogative Sentences )

1. Will you have been watching Kevin race ?

2. Will you have been studying math for the test ?
3. Will Rewa have been teaching next week ?
4. Will Galih have been playing tennis tomorrow ?
5. Will they have been having lunch at the Campus ?
6. Will Kevin have been going to restaurant after this class ?
7. Will Tiara have been singing in the concert last night ?
8. Will they have been having breakfast at 8 o’clock ?
9. Will my little brother have been breinging my book ?
10. Will we have been reading novel during quarantine ?