Usage Examples Future Perfect Continuous

• How long will we have been dating by October? -
• I'll not have been driving for five years by December. -
• Next week I will not have been working here for six months. -
• Kate will have been studying for six years here by March. -
• How long will you have been running your business next year? -
• She'll not have been teaching English for a year by May. -
• Will I have not been seeing Mark for eight months by next week? -
• By noon she will have been running for two hours. -
• You'll not have been living with your husband for half a year by next week. -
• He'll have been working as a surgeon for twenty years by January. -
• How long will she have been studying here before she graduates? -
• By 2020 you will not have been working long enough to retire. -
• Will you have been dancing long enough to take part in the contest? -
• Will he have been teaching French for thirteen years by new year? -
• By two o'clock they'll have been discussing this problem for five hours. -
• I'll not have been seeing Mary for a year by February. -
• How long will you have been living here by new year? -
• He'll not have been practising yoga for two years by next week. -
• Will his girlfriend have been studying abroad for six months by then? -
• She will not have been dancing very long by the time we get to the theatre. -