Future Perfect Continuous

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Usage Examples Future Perfect Continuous

Will we have been studying this issue long enough to make a conclusion? -
Will you have been dancing long enough to take part in the contest? -
By Monday they will have been painting my house for eight days. -
How long will she have been renting this room when she buys her own flat? -
How long will you have been running your business next year? -
By next week I will have been working here for five years. -
By January I will have been running my company for two years. -
Next week I will not have been working here for six months. -
You'll not have been dating James for hundred years by next year. -
He'll not have been practising yoga for two years by next week. -
How long will they have been living in London before they go to Paris? -
She'll have been studying Spanish for three years when she graduates. -
Will he have been working here for a month by next week? -
By noon she will have been running for two hours. -
By six o'clock she'll have been waiting for her train for eleven hours. -
Will your mother have been living in London for three years by that time? -
By Sunday they will have been repairing my car for five days. -
I'll have been living abroad for ten years by July. -
Will I have been working here long enough to get a promotion? -
When I come home she'll have been cleaning the flat for three hours. -

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