Which sentence is in the negative form of the Future Perfect Continuous tense?

'By next Friday, she will be cooking for ten hours.'

'Will they have been completed the project by the deadline?'

'He will not have been practicing the guitar since morning.'

'Next month, I will have been visit my relatives for a year.'

Identify the sentence with the appropriate use of the contracted form of the Future Perfect Continuous tense.

'I will not have been working on this project for a month.'

'Won't they have been traveling for 12 hours by tomorrow?'

'By the time she arrives, I will have been waiting for an hour.'

'Will he not have been studying for his exams?'

Choose the sentence that correctly uses the Future Perfect Continuous tense.

'Will she be painting the mural for six hours by noon?'

'They will have been completing the project since last week.'

'By next month, he will be living in this city for ten years.'

'I will not have been worked on my assignment for a week.'

Which sentence is formed correctly in the negative question of the Future Perfect Continuous tense?

'By tomorrow, will she have been not reading the book for two hours?'

'Won't he have been working on the task for three days by next Monday?'

'Will they have been not finished their assignment by 5 PM?'

'Next week, will I not have been writing the report for a month?'

Identify the sentence with an error in the formation of the Future Perfect Continuous tense.

'By the time they reach, we will have been waiting for an hour.'

'Will she have been studying for the exam for two days by Wednesday?'

'Next month, they will have been living in the new house for five years.'

'I will not have been visited my grandparents by next weekend.'

Choose the sentence that correctly uses the Future Perfect Continuous tense.

'Will they be working on the project for three hours by noon?'

'By the time she arrives, he will be waiting for an hour.'

'Next month, she will be living in the city for five years.'

'They will have been playing music since last week.'

Identify the sentence with an error in the use of the Future Perfect Continuous tense.

'Will he be practicing the piano for six hours by 8 PM?'

'By next year, they will have been married for a decade.'

'She will not have been completed her project for a month.'

'Next week, will I be finishing my assignment?'

Which question is formed correctly in the Future Perfect Continuous tense?

'Will they be finished the construction by tomorrow?'

'By the time you get there, will he be working on the task for two hours?'

'Will she be not cooking for four hours by 7 PM?'

'Next month, will they have been attended the conference for a week?'

Choose the sentence that incorrectly uses the Future Perfect Continuous tense.

'By 9 AM tomorrow, he will have been sleeping for eight hours.'

'Will they have not been waiting for us for long?'

'Next week, I will have been practicing the guitar for two weeks.'

'He will have been not playing the piano since morning.'

Which sentence demonstrates the correct subject-verb agreement in the Future Perfect Continuous tense?

'Next month, he will have been visited the museum for five years.'

'They will have been working on the project since last week.'

'By tomorrow, she will have been finishes her book for a month.'

'We will have been seen our friends since last month.'

Which sentence is in the negative form of the Future Perfect Continuous tense?

'By next Friday, he will not have been cooking for two hours.'

'Will she have been not studying for the exam by tomorrow?'

'He will have been traveling for ten hours by the time he reaches.'

'Next month, they will not be living in the city for five years.'

Choose the sentence that correctly uses the Future Perfect Continuous tense.

'Will she be painting the mural for six hours by noon?'

'They will have been completing the project since last week.'

'By next month, he will be living in this city for ten years.'

'I will not have been worked on my assignment for a week.'

Identify the sentence with the appropriate use of the contracted form of the Future Perfect Continuous tense.

'Will he not have been practicing the guitar all day?'

'I will have been not working on this project for a month.'

'By the time she arrives, I will not have been waiting for an hour.'

'Won't they have been traveling for 12 hours by tomorrow?'

Which sentence is formed correctly in the negative question of the Future Perfect Continuous tense?

'By tomorrow, will she have been not reading the book for two hours?'

'Next week, will I not have been writing the report for a month?'

'Will they have been not finished their assignment by 5 PM?'

'Won't he have been working on the task for three days by next Monday?'

Identify the sentence with an error in the formation of the Future Perfect Continuous tense.

'By the time they reach, we will have been waiting for an hour.'

'Will she have been studying for the exam for two days by Wednesday?'

'Next month, they will have been living in the new house for five years.'

'I will not have been visited my grandparents by next weekend.'

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