Watch this video to learn some grammar tips that will help you prepare for your PET exam! Video lesson 6:00, comprehension test 5:00
| EXPLANATION | EXAMPLE |
| we use future perfect continuous to tell that we will have been doing something or we won’t have been doing something | In September I will have been teaching English for 10 years. |
| will/shall + have + been + the – ing form of the verb | I will have been studying English for the years by the end of this course. |
| negatives: won’t + have + been +the -ing form of the verb | In June I won’t have been living in Paris for five years. |
| questions: will +subject+ have+ been + ing form | On Friday, will you have been working all week in the restaurant? |
| state verbs do not use the future perfect continuous | On Thursday, I will have been knowing you for a week. X On Thursday I will have known you for a week. V |
notes:
we use shall only for future time reference with I and we.
shall is more formal and less common than will.
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