The document discusses the future perfect progressive tense in English, emphasizing its structure and usage for actions that will be ongoing until a specified future time. It includes examples, negative constructions, and questions related to the tense, along with exercises for practice. Additionally, it highlights the absence of a future progressive form for the verb 'to be'.

1. BIU 3042
ENGLISH LANGUAGE 4
Group 3
Members:
1. SITI FAIRUZ BINTI LATIP
2. NURARDYIANSHAH BIN SELAMAT
3. NOOR SHAHADATUL LAIL BINTI ABDUL HALIM
4. NURHANA FATIN BT ABD JALIL

2. FUTURE PERFECT PROGRESSIVE
TENSE

3. FUTURE PERFECT PROGRESSIVE
• There are twelve verb tenses in the English Language.
– simple Present
– Simple Past
– Simple Future
– Present Perfect
– Past Perfect
– Future Perfect
– Present Progressive
– Past Progressive
– Future Progressive
– Present Perfect Progressive
– Past Perfect Progressive
– Future Perfect Progressive

4. FUTURE PERFECT PROGRESSIVE
• The future perfect progressive emphasizes the
duration of an activity that will be in progress before
another time or event in the future.
• used for an on-going action that will be completed at
some specified time in the future.
• Also known as Future Perfect Continuous.

5. FUTURE PERFECT PROGRESSIVE
• The structure for the tense is will have been verb + ing
• Can use two form when making a Future Perfect Progressive
statement. These are:
(Subject + will + have been + verb in present participle)
(subject + be going to + have been + verb in present
participle)

6. FUTURE PERFECT PROGRESSIVE
• Example will
– I will have been studying college by the time Mom allows
me to see boys
– I am going to have been studying college by the time moo
allows me to see boys.
• Example be going to
– Your dog will have been dying of hunger by the time you
feed it.
– Your dog is going to have been dying of hunger by the time
you feed it.

7. FUTURE PERFECT PROGRESSIVE
• For Negative sentence
– (Subject + will not + have been + verb in present
participle)
– (Subject + am/is/are not + going + have been +
verb in present participle)

8. FUTURE PERFECT PROGRESSIVE
• Example will not
– I will not have been studying college by the time Mom
allows me to see boys.
– Your dog will not have been dying of hunger by the time
you fed it.
• Example not going to
– I am not going to have been studying college by the time
Mom allows me to see boys.
– Your dog is not going to have been dying hunger by the
time you feed it

9. FUTURE PERFECT PROGRESSIVE
• For “Question”
– (will + subject + have been + verb in present
participle)
– (am/is/are + subject + going to + have been + verb
in present participle)

10. FUTURE PERFECT PROGRESSIVE
• Example will
– Will I have been studying college by the time Mom
allows me to see boys?
– Will your dog have been dying of hunger by the time
you feed it.
• Example be going to
– Am I going to have been studying college by the time
Mom allows me to see boys?
– Is your dog going to have been dying of hunger by the
time you feed it.

11. Singular Plural
I will be walking we will be walking
you will be walking you will be walking
he/she/it will be walking they will be walking
I will be sleeping we will be sleeping
you will be sleeping you will be sleeping
he/she/it will be sleeping they will be sleeping
Singular plural
There is no future progressive for the "to be" verb. "Will be
being" is expressed simply as "will be": "We will be being
happy."
 By this time tomorrow night, I will be sleeping in my own bed.
 Next fall, we will be enjoying all the vegetables we planted last
spring.
 Will we be spending too much money if we buy that big-screen
TV?

12. LET’S DO SOME EXERCISES!!

13. EXERCISE
1. By midnight, you ………………………… (dance)
for 4 hours.
2. By dinner, she ………………………… (cook)
the whole afternoon.
3. He ………………………… (work) there for 10
years by 2015.
4. By next year, I ………………………… (study)
English for 7 years.
5. By next week,
we …………………………(renovate) for over a
month.
Change the verb into
the correct form

14. EXERCISE
6. In 2012, they ………………………… (live) here
for 4 years.
7. Before December,
Barbara …………………………(teach) for a year.
8. By this time tomorrow,
I …………………………(do) this exercise for a
long time.
9. Jessica ………………………… (help) them for
12 months.
10. Bob and Sarah ………………………… (cook)
for 2 hours at 8 o'clock.
Change the verb into
the correct form

15. EXAMPLE :
**Tamara will have completed her Bachelor’s
Degree by June. (complete)
**The customer service department will have been
operating for 2 years by then. (operate)
1. By the time I start my shift, Dr Frazier _________
for 18 hours straight. (work)
2. Sheila ____ the scholarship by the time she
starts school in September. (get)
3.By this time next month, I hope they ____building
the community center (finish)
Fill in the correct
form verb in
either the future
perfect simple or
future perfect
progressive
tense.

16. 4. Professor Adams ______ at this university for 25
years by the time he retires in June. (teach)
5. By this time tomorrow night we ______ in
Australia. (arrive)
6. Dana _____ the night shift by the time you get up
in the morning. (not finish)
7. The team _____ at the exhibition for five hours
by the time I arrive there. (work)
8. By 2025, I hope researchers ______ a cure for
cancer. (find)