Usage Examples Future Perfect Continuous

• How long will he have been training before the next game? -
• You'll have been waiting for three hours when her plane arrives. -
• By new year he will have been playing football for four years. -
• How long will she have been studying French before she goes to Canada? -
• I'll be exhausted because I'll have been exercising for two hours by noon. -
• She'll have been studying Spanish for three years when she graduates. -
• Will she have not been working as a coach for five years by then? -
• Will she have been studying here for a year by May? -
• Will he have been teaching French for thirteen years by new year? -
• By next year he will not have been working as a lawyer for ten years. -
• He'll have been working as a surgeon for twenty years by January. -
• She'll not have been studying here for a year by May. -
• By next month I'll not have been calling my friend for a year. -
• He'll not have been playing basketball professionally for a year by next month. -
• Will you have been renovating your apartment for five months by tomorrow? -
• She will have been driving for two days before she gets to Chicago. -
• In three months we will not have been dating for a year. -
• I will not have been running enough to try participating in a marathon this year. -
• She'll not have been living in the centre for several months by new year. -
• They'll not have been living next to us for five months by November. -