Future perfect continuous

[luke]

This is the practice thread for the future perfect continuous tense. Include your sentence as a reply to this thread and I'll check it.

The future perfect continuous tense is of the form subject + will + have + been + verb(ing)
It is used in the following way;

Saying how long something will have continued by a certain time: By this time next year, I will have been running the office for almost a year

[Learneng]

I will have been working for almost fours now.
They will have been coming to this fair since four years.
She will have been reading for four hours when her father arrives.
I am going to have been waiting for one hour until finally the bus arrives.

[luke]

Hi Learneng,

Remember to keep the sentence in the future tense, both for the time period and the future event.

I will have been working for almost fours now (a future tense for a future prediction)
On Tuesday, they will have been coming to this fair for four years.
She will have been reading for four hours when her father arrives.
I will am going to have been waiting for one hour for the bus to arrive.