Usage Examples Future Perfect Continuous

• Will I have been working here long enough to get a promotion? -
• Kate will have been studying for six years here by March. -
• By next week I will have been working here for five years. -
• By 2020 you will not have been working long enough to retire. -
• She'll have been teaching in the university for seven years by next month. -
• I'll not have been travelling for five years by July. -
• They'll not have been living next to us for five months by November. -
• By Monday they will have been painting my house for eight days. -
• Will she have been working there long enough to retire? -
• Will he have not been calling you for a month by tomorrow? -
• I'll have been living abroad for ten years by July. -
• When I come home she'll have been cleaning the flat for three hours. -
• By noon I will have been waiting for him for two hours. -
• He'll not have been playing basketball professionally for a year by next month. -
• She'll have been studying Spanish for three years when she graduates. -
• By two o'clock they'll have been discussing this problem for five hours. -
• He'll have been working as a surgeon for twenty years by January. -
• She'll have been living in New Zealand for three years when she finishes the course. -
• How long will she have been doing athletics when she goes to the Olympic games? -
• Will your mother have been living in London for three years by that time? -