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 Future Perfect Continuous/Progressive Tense 30 Flashcards |
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The Future Perfect Continuous tense is primarily used to describe actions that will ___ until a certain point in the future. |
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Persist |
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True or False: In the Future Perfect Continuous tense, the structure for negative sentences requires 'not' to be placed after 'have'. |
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False. 'Not' is placed between 'will' and 'have'. |
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Fill in the blank: The contraction for 'I will have been' is ___ . |
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I'll have been |
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What is the significance of the Future Perfect Continuous tense compared to the Future Perfect tense? |
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It denotes ongoing actions or states that will continue up to a specified future time. |
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Fill in the blank: By the time I arrive, Ram will have been waiting for ___ hour(s). |
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One |
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How do you form a question in the Future Perfect Continuous tense? |
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By interchanging the subject and 'will'. |
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True or False: 'You won't have been studying long enough to qualify' is an example of a Future Perfect Continuous sentence. |
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True |
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Fill in the blank: 'Next month I will have been studying ___ for two years.' |
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Chinese |
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What does the Future Perfect Continuous tense imply about the duration of an action? |
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It implies that the action has a specified duration leading up to a future point. |
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In the sentence 'She'll have been watching TV', what does 'she'll' represent? |
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'She will' in contracted form. |
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Fill in the blank: 'By the time she gets to France, she'll have been swimming ___ for over thirteen hours.' |
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Non-stop |
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What is the primary grammatical structure of the Future Perfect Continuous tense? |
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'will have been' followed by the present participle form of the verb. |
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True or False: The Future Perfect Continuous tense can only refer to actions that start in the past. |
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False. It can refer to actions starting in the past, present, or future. |
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How does the Future Perfect Continuous tense relate to the concept of time? |
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It emphasizes the continuation of an action or state up until a particular future time. |
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Fill in the blank: 'How long will Jo have been ___ when he retires?' |
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Working |
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