50 Examples of Future Perfect Continuous Tense (With Rules)
“Next June, Maria will have been teaching for ten years”. The sentence does not say that she will stop teaching. It tells us how long the teaching will have continued by that moment. That is the job of the future perfect continuous tense. It looks ahead to a point in the future, then looks back
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