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Find the correct sentence:- a)He will have been live in New York for five years next month.
- b)He will be living in New York for five years next month.
- c)He will have been living in New York for five years next month.
- d)He has been living in New York for five years next month.
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
He will have been live in New York for five years next month.
b)
He will be living in New York for five years next month.
c)
He will have been living in New York for five years next month.
d)
He has been living in New York for five years next month.
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T.S Academy answered |
The correct sentence is "He will have been living in New York for five years next month." It correctly uses 'will have been' followed by the '-ing' form of the verb 'live' in the Future Perfect Continuous Tense.
Complete the sentence: "By the time the project ends, we _____________ on it for over six months."- a)will have been working
- b)will be working
- c)will have worked
- d)will be work
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
will have been working
b)
will be working
c)
will have worked
d)
will be work
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Nilesh Banerjee answered |
Understanding the Correct Answer: "will have been working"
The correct option, "will have been working," is an example of the future perfect continuous tense. This tense is used to describe an action that will be ongoing until a specific point in the future. Here’s a breakdown of why this answer is correct.
Future Perfect Continuous Tense
- This tense indicates an action that will have been in progress for a duration of time by a certain future date.
- In the given sentence, "by the time the project ends" establishes a future point in time, which is crucial for using this tense.
Duration of Action
- The phrase "for over six months" highlights the duration of the work on the project.
- The future perfect continuous tense emphasizes that the action (working on the project) will have been happening continuously up to the end of the project.
Incorrect Options
- Option b: "will be working": This implies ongoing action at a future time but does not convey the completion of a specific duration.
- Option c: "will have worked": This suggests a completed action by that future time but does not indicate the continuous nature of the work.
- Option d: "will be work": This is grammatically incorrect as it lacks the appropriate verb form.
Conclusion
- The sentence thus accurately reflects a continuous action that has been occurring over a defined period leading up to a future point, making "will have been working" the best choice.
The correct option, "will have been working," is an example of the future perfect continuous tense. This tense is used to describe an action that will be ongoing until a specific point in the future. Here’s a breakdown of why this answer is correct.
Future Perfect Continuous Tense
- This tense indicates an action that will have been in progress for a duration of time by a certain future date.
- In the given sentence, "by the time the project ends" establishes a future point in time, which is crucial for using this tense.
Duration of Action
- The phrase "for over six months" highlights the duration of the work on the project.
- The future perfect continuous tense emphasizes that the action (working on the project) will have been happening continuously up to the end of the project.
Incorrect Options
- Option b: "will be working": This implies ongoing action at a future time but does not convey the completion of a specific duration.
- Option c: "will have worked": This suggests a completed action by that future time but does not indicate the continuous nature of the work.
- Option d: "will be work": This is grammatically incorrect as it lacks the appropriate verb form.
Conclusion
- The sentence thus accurately reflects a continuous action that has been occurring over a defined period leading up to a future point, making "will have been working" the best choice.
Choose the correct form of the verb: "By next year, I _____________ in this company for a decade."- a)will have been working
- b)will be working
- c)will have worked
- d)will be work
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
will have been working
b)
will be working
c)
will have worked
d)
will be work
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Malavika Rane answered |
Explanation:
Use of Future Perfect Progressive Tense:
- When referring to an action that will be completed by a certain point in the future, we use the future perfect progressive tense.
- This tense is formed by using "will have been" followed by the present participle of the verb.
Correct Answer Justification:
- In the given sentence, the speaker is talking about the duration of their work in the company by next year.
- They are emphasizing the completion of ten years of work.
- Therefore, the correct form of the verb to use in this context is "will have been working." This indicates that the action of working in the company will be ongoing until next year, completing a decade of work.
Therefore, the correct answer is:
a) will have been working
Use of Future Perfect Progressive Tense:
- When referring to an action that will be completed by a certain point in the future, we use the future perfect progressive tense.
- This tense is formed by using "will have been" followed by the present participle of the verb.
Correct Answer Justification:
- In the given sentence, the speaker is talking about the duration of their work in the company by next year.
- They are emphasizing the completion of ten years of work.
- Therefore, the correct form of the verb to use in this context is "will have been working." This indicates that the action of working in the company will be ongoing until next year, completing a decade of work.
Therefore, the correct answer is:
a) will have been working
Select the appropriate verb form: "By the end of the year, they _____________ on the project for three months."- a)will have been working
- b)will be working
- c)will have worked
- d)will be work
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
will have been working
b)
will be working
c)
will have worked
d)
will be work
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Bayshore Academy answered |
The correct answer is "By the end of the year, they will have been working on the project for three months." In the Future Perfect Continuous Tense, 'will have been' is used with the '-ing' form of the verb for actions continuing up to a certain future time.
Find the error in the sentence: "By next month, we will not have been completed the project."- a)By next month
- b)will not have been
- c)completed
- d)the project
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
By next month
b)
will not have been
c)
completed
d)
the project
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Target Study Academy answered |
The error is in "completed". The correct form should be "completing" as in "By next month, we will not have been completing the project." In the Future Perfect Continuous Tense, 'will not have been' is followed by the '-ing' form of the verb to express the duration of an ongoing action up until a future point.
Identify the sentence with an error in the formation of the Future Perfect Continuous tense.- a)"By the time they reach, we will have been waiting for an hour."
- b)"Will she have been studying for the exam for two days by Wednesday?"
- c)"Next month, they will have been living in the new house for five years."
- d)"I will not have been visited my grandparents by next weekend."
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
"By the time they reach, we will have been waiting for an hour."
b)
"Will she have been studying for the exam for two days by Wednesday?"
c)
"Next month, they will have been living in the new house for five years."
d)
"I will not have been visited my grandparents by next weekend."
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G.K Academy answered |
The sentence with an error in the formation of the Future Perfect Continuous tense is "I will not have been visited my grandparents by next weekend." The correct form should be "I will not have visited my grandparents by next weekend."
Identify the sentence with the appropriate use of the contracted form of the Future Perfect Continuous tense.- a)"I will not have been working on this project for a month."
- b)"Won't they have been traveling for 12 hours by tomorrow?"
- c)"By the time she arrives, I will have been waiting for an hour."
- d)"Will he not have been studying for his exams?"
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
"I will not have been working on this project for a month."
b)
"Won't they have been traveling for 12 hours by tomorrow?"
c)
"By the time she arrives, I will have been waiting for an hour."
d)
"Will he not have been studying for his exams?"
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EduRev SSC CGL answered |
The sentence that uses the contracted form of the Future Perfect Continuous tense is "Won't they have been traveling for 12 hours by tomorrow?" The contraction "won't" replaces "will not."
Choose the correctly formed question:- a)Will you have been living in this city for five years by 2024?
- b)Will you have living in this city for five years by 2024?
- c)Do you will have been living in this city for five years by 2024?
- d)Are you will have been living in this city for five years by 2024?
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
Will you have been living in this city for five years by 2024?
b)
Will you have living in this city for five years by 2024?
c)
Do you will have been living in this city for five years by 2024?
d)
Are you will have been living in this city for five years by 2024?
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Iq Funda answered |
The correct form is "Will you have been living in this city for five years by 2024?" In questions with the Future Perfect Continuous Tense, 'will' precedes the subject, followed by 'have been' and the '-ing' form of the main verb.
Identify the correct negative form: "By tomorrow, I _____________ waiting for a response for a week."- a)won't have been
- b)will not have been
- c)will haven't been
- d)doesn't have been
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
won't have been
b)
will not have been
c)
will haven't been
d)
doesn't have been
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Bayshore Academy answered |
The correct answer is "By tomorrow, I will not have been waiting for a response for a week." In the Future Perfect Continuous Tense, 'will not have been' is used for negative sentences about actions that will have been ongoing until a future time.
Which sentence correctly uses the Future Perfect Continuous tense?- a)"By the time they arrive, we will be waiting for an hour."
- b)"Next year, they will completing their project."
- c)"She will have been studying for two hours by 7 PM."
- d)"He will go to the gym every day."
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
"By the time they arrive, we will be waiting for an hour."
b)
"Next year, they will completing their project."
c)
"She will have been studying for two hours by 7 PM."
d)
"He will go to the gym every day."
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G.K Academy answered |
The correct sentence in the Future Perfect Continuous tense is "She will have been studying for two hours by 7 PM." In this sentence, the action of studying will continue up to a specific point in the future (7 PM). The formula for the Future Perfect Continuous tense is "will have been + present participle (verb+ing)," indicating a continuous action that will be ongoing up to a certain time in the future.
Which sentence is in the negative form of the Future Perfect Continuous tense?- a)"He will have been studying for two hours by 9 PM."
- b)"They will not have been waiting for us for long."
- c)"Next month, she will have been working here for five years."
- d)"By the time we arrive, they will be playing games."
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
"He will have been studying for two hours by 9 PM."
b)
"They will not have been waiting for us for long."
c)
"Next month, she will have been working here for five years."
d)
"By the time we arrive, they will be playing games."
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Bayshore Academy answered |
The sentence in the negative form of the Future Perfect Continuous tense is "They will not have been waiting for us for long." To create the negative form, "not" is placed between "will" and "have been."
Choose the sentence that incorrectly uses the Future Perfect Continuous tense.- a)"By 9 AM tomorrow, he will have been sleeping for eight hours."
- b)"Will they have not been waiting for us for long?"
- c)"Next week, I will have been practicing the guitar for two weeks."
- d)"He will have been not playing the piano since morning."
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
"By 9 AM tomorrow, he will have been sleeping for eight hours."
b)
"Will they have not been waiting for us for long?"
c)
"Next week, I will have been practicing the guitar for two weeks."
d)
"He will have been not playing the piano since morning."
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G.K Academy answered |
The sentence that incorrectly uses the Future Perfect Continuous tense is "He will have been not playing the piano since morning." The correct form should be "He will not have been playing the piano since morning."
Identify the sentence with an error in the use of the Future Perfect Continuous tense.- a)"She will not have been working on the project for five hours."
- b)"By 8 AM tomorrow, they will have been traveling for ten hours."
- c)"Next month, will he be playing the guitar for a decade?"
- d)"I will have been visited my grandparents by next weekend."
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
"She will not have been working on the project for five hours."
b)
"By 8 AM tomorrow, they will have been traveling for ten hours."
c)
"Next month, will he be playing the guitar for a decade?"
d)
"I will have been visited my grandparents by next weekend."
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Target Study Academy answered |
The sentence with an error in the use of the Future Perfect Continuous tense is "I will have been visited my grandparents by next weekend." The correct form should be "I will have visited my grandparents by next weekend."
Complete the sentence: "By the time the seminar starts, I _____________ for hours to prepare."- a)will have been studying
- b)will be studying
- c)will have studied
- d)will be study
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
will have been studying
b)
will be studying
c)
will have studied
d)
will be study
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Iq Funda answered |
The correct completion is "By the time the seminar starts, I will have been studying for hours to prepare." In the Future Perfect Continuous Tense, 'will have been' is used, followed by the '-ing' form of the verb, to emphasize the duration of an action that will continue until a specific point in the future.
Identify the error in the sentence: "They will have not been studying for the exam by the time it starts."- a)They
- b)will have
- c)not been
- d)studying
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
They
b)
will have
c)
not been
d)
studying
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Target Study Academy answered |
The error lies in "will have". The correct form should be "They will not have been studying for the exam by the time it starts." In the Future Perfect Continuous Tense, 'not' is placed between 'will' and 'have' for negative sentences.
Identify the sentence with the appropriate use of the contracted form of the Future Perfect Continuous tense.- a)"Will he not have been practicing the guitar all day?"
- b)"I will have been not working on this project for a month."
- c)"By the time she arrives, I will not have been waiting for an hour."
- d)"Won't they have been traveling for 12 hours by tomorrow?"
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
"Will he not have been practicing the guitar all day?"
b)
"I will have been not working on this project for a month."
c)
"By the time she arrives, I will not have been waiting for an hour."
d)
"Won't they have been traveling for 12 hours by tomorrow?"
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Target Study Academy answered |
The sentence that uses the contracted form of the Future Perfect Continuous tense is "Will he not have been practicing the guitar all day?" The contraction "won't" is used for "will not."
Which sentence is formed correctly in the negative question of the Future Perfect Continuous tense?- a)"By tomorrow, will she have been not reading the book for two hours?"
- b)"Won't he have been working on the task for three days by next Monday?"
- c)"Will they have been not finished their assignment by 5 PM?"
- d)"Next week, will I not have been writing the report for a month?"
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
"By tomorrow, will she have been not reading the book for two hours?"
b)
"Won't he have been working on the task for three days by next Monday?"
c)
"Will they have been not finished their assignment by 5 PM?"
d)
"Next week, will I not have been writing the report for a month?"
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Iq Funda answered |
The sentence formed correctly in the negative question of the Future Perfect Continuous tense is "Won't he have been working on the task for three days by next Monday?" The contraction "won't" is used for "will not," and the negative form is maintained.
Choose the sentence that incorrectly uses the Future Perfect Continuous tense.- a)"Will they not have been studying for eight hours by midnight?"
- b)"Next week, I will have been practicing my speech for two weeks."
- c)"By 10 AM tomorrow, she will have been working on the report for six hours."
- d)"He will not have been playing the piano since morning."
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
"Will they not have been studying for eight hours by midnight?"
b)
"Next week, I will have been practicing my speech for two weeks."
c)
"By 10 AM tomorrow, she will have been working on the report for six hours."
d)
"He will not have been playing the piano since morning."
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Bayshore Academy answered |
The sentence that incorrectly uses the Future Perfect Continuous tense is "Next week, I will have been practicing my speech for two weeks." The time frame mentioned implies that the action has already started, which contradicts the nature of the Future Perfect Continuous tense.
Choose the correct sentence:- a)We will have been study the problem for several hours by the time he arrives.
- b)We will have been studying the problem for several hours by the time he arrives.
- c)We will have studying the problem for several hours by the time he arrives.
- d)We have been studying the problem for several hours by the time he arrives.
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
We will have been study the problem for several hours by the time he arrives.
b)
We will have been studying the problem for several hours by the time he arrives.
c)
We will have studying the problem for several hours by the time he arrives.
d)
We have been studying the problem for several hours by the time he arrives.
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Iq Funda answered |
The correct sentence is "We will have been studying the problem for several hours by the time he arrives." It correctly uses 'will have been' followed by the '-ing' form of the verb 'study' in the Future Perfect Continuous Tense.
Choose the correctly formed question:- a)Will they have been working here for three years by December?
- b)Will they been working here for three years by December?
- c)Do they will have been working here for three years by December?
- d)Are they will have been working here for three years by December?
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
Will they have been working here for three years by December?
b)
Will they been working here for three years by December?
c)
Do they will have been working here for three years by December?
d)
Are they will have been working here for three years by December?
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T.S Academy answered |
The correct form is "Will they have been working here for three years by December?" In questions with the Future Perfect Continuous Tense, 'will' precedes the subject, followed by 'have been' and the '-ing' form of the main verb.
Choose the sentence that correctly uses the Future Perfect Continuous tense.- a)"Will she be painting the mural for six hours by noon?"
- b)"They will have been completing the project since last week."
- c)"By next month, he will be living in this city for ten years."
- d)"I will not have been worked on my assignment for a week."
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
"Will she be painting the mural for six hours by noon?"
b)
"They will have been completing the project since last week."
c)
"By next month, he will be living in this city for ten years."
d)
"I will not have been worked on my assignment for a week."
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Iq Funda answered |
The sentence that correctly uses the Future Perfect Continuous tense is "They will have been completing the project since last week." This construction emphasizes the ongoing nature of the action leading up to the present moment.
Choose the sentence that incorrectly uses the Future Perfect Continuous tense.- a)"Next month, they will have been living in the city for five years."
- b)"Will you be traveling for 10 hours by the time you reach home?"
- c)"By 9 AM tomorrow, he will be sleeping for eight hours."
- d)"She will have been waiting for the bus since morning."
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
"Next month, they will have been living in the city for five years."
b)
"Will you be traveling for 10 hours by the time you reach home?"
c)
"By 9 AM tomorrow, he will be sleeping for eight hours."
d)
"She will have been waiting for the bus since morning."
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EduRev SSC CGL answered |
The sentence that incorrectly uses the Future Perfect Continuous tense is "By 9 AM tomorrow, he will be sleeping for eight hours." The correct form should be "By 9 AM tomorrow, he will have been sleeping for eight hours." The use of "will be" suggests a simple future action, but the tense requires "will have been" to indicate an ongoing action up to a specific point.
Choose the sentence that correctly uses the Future Perfect Continuous tense.- a)"Will they be working on the project for three hours by noon?"
- b)"By the time she arrives, he will be waiting for an hour."
- c)"Next month, she will be living in the city for five years."
- d)"They will have been playing music since last week."
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
"Will they be working on the project for three hours by noon?"
b)
"By the time she arrives, he will be waiting for an hour."
c)
"Next month, she will be living in the city for five years."
d)
"They will have been playing music since last week."
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Iq Funda answered |
The correct sentence in the Future Perfect Continuous tense is "They will have been playing music since last week." This construction emphasizes the ongoing nature of the action leading up to the present moment.
Which sentence demonstrates the correct subject-verb agreement in the Future Perfect Continuous tense?- a)"They will have been work on the project for a week."
- b)"She will have been studying languages for many years."
- c)"By the time you arrive, I will have been finish my homework."
- d)"He will be have been practicing the piano all day."
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
"They will have been work on the project for a week."
b)
"She will have been studying languages for many years."
c)
"By the time you arrive, I will have been finish my homework."
d)
"He will be have been practicing the piano all day."
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EduRev SSC CGL answered |
The sentence with correct subject-verb agreement in the Future Perfect Continuous tense is "She will have been studying languages for many years." In this sentence, the subject "She" agrees with the auxiliary verb "will have been."
Which question is formed correctly in the Future Perfect Continuous tense?- a)"Will you be studying for two hours by 10 PM?"
- b)"Will they will be finishing their meal by 8 o'clock?"
- c)"Next year, will she worked on the project for a long time?"
- d)"Will he will be playing the guitar all evening?"
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
"Will you be studying for two hours by 10 PM?"
b)
"Will they will be finishing their meal by 8 o'clock?"
c)
"Next year, will she worked on the project for a long time?"
d)
"Will he will be playing the guitar all evening?"
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Bayshore Academy answered |
The correctly formed question in the Future Perfect Continuous tense is "Will you be studying for two hours by 10 PM?" In forming questions, the auxiliary verb "will" is placed at the beginning of the sentence, followed by the subject and then "have been + present participle."
Identify the sentence with an error in the use of the Future Perfect Continuous tense.- a)"Will he be practicing the piano for six hours by 8 PM?"
- b)"By next year, they will have been married for a decade."
- c)"She will not have been completed her project for a month."
- d)"Next week, will I be finishing my assignment?"
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
"Will he be practicing the piano for six hours by 8 PM?"
b)
"By next year, they will have been married for a decade."
c)
"She will not have been completed her project for a month."
d)
"Next week, will I be finishing my assignment?"
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Target Study Academy answered |
The sentence with an error in the use of the Future Perfect Continuous tense is "She will not have been completed her project for a month." The correct form should be "She will not have completed her project for a month."
Which question is formed correctly in the Future Perfect Continuous tense?- a)"Will they be finished the construction by tomorrow?"
- b)"By the time you get there, will he be working on the task for two hours?"
- c)"Will she be not cooking for four hours by 7 PM?"
- d)"Next month, will they have been attended the conference for a week?"
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
"Will they be finished the construction by tomorrow?"
b)
"By the time you get there, will he be working on the task for two hours?"
c)
"Will she be not cooking for four hours by 7 PM?"
d)
"Next month, will they have been attended the conference for a week?"
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Target Study Academy answered |
The correctly formed question in the Future Perfect Continuous tense is "By the time you get there, will he be working on the task for two hours?" The question structure follows the pattern of "will + subject + have been + present participle."
Which question is formed correctly in the Future Perfect Continuous tense?- a)"Will they have been watched the movie by 7 PM?"
- b)"By the time you get home, will she will have been cooking for an hour?"
- c)"Will we not have been celebrating the festival for a month by next year?"
- d)"Will he have been learning the language for five years by 2023?"
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
"Will they have been watched the movie by 7 PM?"
b)
"By the time you get home, will she will have been cooking for an hour?"
c)
"Will we not have been celebrating the festival for a month by next year?"
d)
"Will he have been learning the language for five years by 2023?"
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Bayshore Academy answered |
The correctly formed question in the Future Perfect Continuous tense is "Will he have been learning the language for five years by 2023?" The question structure follows the pattern of "will + subject + have been + present participle."
Identify the sentence with an error in the Future Perfect Continuous tense.- a)"They will have been traveling for 12 hours by the time they reach their destination."
- b)"Next week, I will have been working on this project."
- c)"By tomorrow, she will be cooking dinner for three hours."
- d)"He will have played football every Sunday."
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
"They will have been traveling for 12 hours by the time they reach their destination."
b)
"Next week, I will have been working on this project."
c)
"By tomorrow, she will be cooking dinner for three hours."
d)
"He will have played football every Sunday."
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EduRev SSC CGL answered |
The sentence with an error in the Future Perfect Continuous tense is "By tomorrow, she will be cooking dinner for three hours." The correct form should be "By tomorrow, she will have been cooking dinner for three hours." The use of "will be" implies a continuous action in the future but doesn't convey the ongoing nature up to a specific point.
Which sentence demonstrates the correct subject-verb agreement in the Future Perfect Continuous tense?- a)"Next month, he will have been visited the museum for five years."
- b)"They will have been working on the project since last week."
- c)"By tomorrow, she will have been finishes her book for a month."
- d)"We will have been seen our friends since last month."
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
"Next month, he will have been visited the museum for five years."
b)
"They will have been working on the project since last week."
c)
"By tomorrow, she will have been finishes her book for a month."
d)
"We will have been seen our friends since last month."
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G.K Academy answered |
The sentence with correct subject-verb agreement in the Future Perfect Continuous tense is "They will have been working on the project since last week." In this sentence, the subject "They" agrees with the auxiliary verb "will have been."
Which sentence correctly uses the Future Perfect Continuous tense?- a)"Next week, she will be practicing the piano for three hours."
- b)"They will have been building the bridge for two years by 2024."
- c)"By tomorrow, he will completed his assignment for a week."
- d)"Will they been attending the conference next month?"
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
"Next week, she will be practicing the piano for three hours."
b)
"They will have been building the bridge for two years by 2024."
c)
"By tomorrow, he will completed his assignment for a week."
d)
"Will they been attending the conference next month?"
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Target Study Academy answered |
The correct sentence in the Future Perfect Continuous tense is "They will have been building the bridge for two years by 2024." This construction emphasizes the ongoing nature of the action leading up to a specified future time.
Which sentence is formed correctly in the negative question of the Future Perfect Continuous tense?- a)"By tomorrow, will she have been not reading the book for two hours?"
- b)"Next week, will I not have been writing the report for a month?"
- c)"Will they have been not finished their assignment by 5 PM?"
- d)"Won't he have been working on the task for three days by next Monday?"
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
"By tomorrow, will she have been not reading the book for two hours?"
b)
"Next week, will I not have been writing the report for a month?"
c)
"Will they have been not finished their assignment by 5 PM?"
d)
"Won't he have been working on the task for three days by next Monday?"
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Target Study Academy answered |
The sentence formed correctly in the negative question of the Future Perfect Continuous tense is "Won't he have been working on the task for three days by next Monday?" The contraction "won't" is used for "will not," and the negative form is maintained.
Select the appropriate verb form: "In two years' time, they _____________ in that house for a decade."- a)will have been living
- b)will be living
- c)will have lived
- d)will be live
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
will have been living
b)
will be living
c)
will have lived
d)
will be live
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Iq Funda answered |
The correct answer is "In two years' time, they will have been living in that house for a decade." In the Future Perfect Continuous Tense, 'will have been' is used with the '-ing' form of the verb to indicate the duration of an action that will continue up to a specified future time.
Identify the sentence with an error in the formation of the Future Perfect Continuous tense.- a)"By the time they reach, we will have been waiting for an hour."
- b)"Will she have been studying for the exam for two days by Wednesday?"
- c)"Next month, they will have been living in the new house for five years."
- d)"I will not have been visited my grandparents by next weekend."
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
"By the time they reach, we will have been waiting for an hour."
b)
"Will she have been studying for the exam for two days by Wednesday?"
c)
"Next month, they will have been living in the new house for five years."
d)
"I will not have been visited my grandparents by next weekend."
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Iq Funda answered |
The sentence with an error in the formation of the Future Perfect Continuous tense is "I will not have been visited my grandparents by next weekend." The correct form should be "I will not have visited my grandparents by next weekend."
Identify the sentence with the appropriate use of the Future Perfect Continuous tense.- a)"They will have been reading that book for two hours yesterday."
- b)"Next week, she will have been practicing yoga for a month."
- c)"Will they have been finished the project by the end of this week?"
- d)"He will be completed his studies by the time he turns 25."
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
"They will have been reading that book for two hours yesterday."
b)
"Next week, she will have been practicing yoga for a month."
c)
"Will they have been finished the project by the end of this week?"
d)
"He will be completed his studies by the time he turns 25."
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Iq Funda answered |
The sentence with the appropriate use of the Future Perfect Continuous tense is "Next week, she will have been practicing yoga for a month." The sentence correctly uses "will have been" to convey the ongoing nature of the action leading up to the specified time.
Choose the sentence that correctly uses the contracted form of the Future Perfect Continuous tense.- a)"By the time they arrive, we will not have been waiting for long."
- b)"Will he not have been practicing the piano all day?"
- c)"They will have not been working on the project for a week."
- d)"I will have been not exercising regularly."
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
"By the time they arrive, we will not have been waiting for long."
b)
"Will he not have been practicing the piano all day?"
c)
"They will have not been working on the project for a week."
d)
"I will have been not exercising regularly."
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Bayshore Academy answered |
The sentence that correctly uses the contracted form of the Future Perfect Continuous tense is "By the time they arrive, we will not have been waiting for long." The contraction "won't" is used for "will not" to express the negative form concisely.
Choose the sentence that correctly uses the Future Perfect Continuous tense.- a)"Will she be painting the mural for six hours by noon?"
- b)"They will have been completing the project since last week."
- c)"By next month, he will be living in this city for ten years."
- d)"I will not have been worked on my assignment for a week."
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
"Will she be painting the mural for six hours by noon?"
b)
"They will have been completing the project since last week."
c)
"By next month, he will be living in this city for ten years."
d)
"I will not have been worked on my assignment for a week."
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EduRev SSC CGL answered |
The sentence that correctly uses the Future Perfect Continuous tense is "They will have been completing the project since last week." This construction emphasizes the ongoing nature of the action leading up to the present moment.
Which sentence is in the negative form of the Future Perfect Continuous tense?- a)"By next Friday, she will be cooking for ten hours."
- b)"Will they have been completed the project by the deadline?"
- c)"He will not have been practicing the guitar since morning."
- d)"Next month, I will have been visit my relatives for a year."
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
"By next Friday, she will be cooking for ten hours."
b)
"Will they have been completed the project by the deadline?"
c)
"He will not have been practicing the guitar since morning."
d)
"Next month, I will have been visit my relatives for a year."
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EduRev SSC CGL answered |
The sentence in the negative form of the Future Perfect Continuous tense is "He will not have been practicing the guitar since morning." The negative form is created by inserting "not" between "will" and "have been."
Which sentence is in the negative form of the Future Perfect Continuous tense?- a)"By next Friday, he will not have been cooking for two hours."
- b)"Will she have been not studying for the exam by tomorrow?"
- c)"He will have been traveling for ten hours by the time he reaches."
- d)"Next month, they will not be living in the city for five years."
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
"By next Friday, he will not have been cooking for two hours."
b)
"Will she have been not studying for the exam by tomorrow?"
c)
"He will have been traveling for ten hours by the time he reaches."
d)
"Next month, they will not be living in the city for five years."
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Bayshore Academy answered |
The sentence in the negative form of the Future Perfect Continuous tense is "By next Friday, he will not have been cooking for two hours." The negative form is created by inserting "not" between "will" and "have been."
Identify the sentence with an error in the formation of the Future Perfect Continuous tense.- a)"They will have been studying for two hours by the time you reach."
- b)"By next month, she will have been working on this project for a year."
- c)"Will they have been finished their work by 6 PM?"
- d)"I will not have been waiting for you for an hour."
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
"They will have been studying for two hours by the time you reach."
b)
"By next month, she will have been working on this project for a year."
c)
"Will they have been finished their work by 6 PM?"
d)
"I will not have been waiting for you for an hour."
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Target Study Academy answered |
The sentence with an error in the formation of the Future Perfect Continuous tense is "Will they have been finished their work by 6 PM?" The correct form should be "Will they have finished their work by 6 PM?" The verb "finished" should not be followed by "have been" in this context.
Which sentence demonstrates the correct formation of a negative question in the Future Perfect Continuous tense?- a)"Will they have been not waiting for us for long?"
- b)"Won't she have been studying for three hours by midnight?"
- c)"Will he not be finished his work by 7 PM?"
- d)"By next year, will they not be living in the city for five years?"
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
"Will they have been not waiting for us for long?"
b)
"Won't she have been studying for three hours by midnight?"
c)
"Will he not be finished his work by 7 PM?"
d)
"By next year, will they not be living in the city for five years?"
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Iq Funda answered |
The sentence demonstrating the correct formation of a negative question in the Future Perfect Continuous tense is "Won't she have been studying for three hours by midnight?" The negative form is achieved by using "won't" before the subject, and the question form is maintained by placing the auxiliary verb "have been" after the subject.
Which sentence demonstrates the correct subject-verb agreement in the Future Perfect Continuous tense?- a)"He will have been traveled to many countries by next year."
- b)"They will have been living in the new house for five years by 2022."
- c)"By tomorrow, she will have been finish her novel for a week."
- d)"We will not have been seen our friends since last month."
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
"He will have been traveled to many countries by next year."
b)
"They will have been living in the new house for five years by 2022."
c)
"By tomorrow, she will have been finish her novel for a week."
d)
"We will not have been seen our friends since last month."
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G.K Academy answered |
The sentence with correct subject-verb agreement in the Future Perfect Continuous tense is "They will have been living in the new house for five years by 2022." In this sentence, the subject "They" agrees with the auxiliary verb "will have been."
Identify the error in the sentence: "She will have not been working at the company for ten years next June."- a)She
- b)will have
- c)not been
- d)working
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
She
b)
will have
c)
not been
d)
working
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Iq Funda answered |
The error lies in "will have". The correct form should be "She will not have been working at the company for ten years next June." In the Future Perfect Continuous Tense, 'not' should be placed between 'will' and 'have' for negative sentences.
Choose the correct negative form: "She _____________ sleeping for eight hours by the time we wake up."- a)won't have been
- b)will not have been
- c)will have not been
- d)doesn't have been
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
won't have been
b)
will not have been
c)
will have not been
d)
doesn't have been
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G.K Academy answered |
The correct form is "She will not have been sleeping for eight hours by the time we wake up." In the Future Perfect Continuous Tense, 'will not have been' is used for negative sentences. This tense is used to express the duration of an action that will continue until a specific point in the future.
Find the error in the sentence: "You will have not been living here for a year next month."- a)You
- b)will have not
- c)living
- d)next month
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
You
b)
will have not
c)
living
d)
next month
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Iq Funda answered |
The error is in "will have not". The correct form is "You will not have been living here for a year next month." In the Future Perfect Continuous Tense, 'will not have been' is used for negative sentences to indicate the duration of an ongoing action up until a future point.
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