Future Perfect Continuous tense - English Sindhi Grammar

Definition

A verb signifying continuity of completion of an action in future time is called Future Perfect Continuous Tense.

Note:- This tense signifies continuity of completion of an action.

Example

1. I Shall have been eating meal.
2. They will have been reading newspaper.

Helping Verbs

Note :- "Shall have been" and "Will have been" are helping verbs of Future Perfect Continuous tense.

Example

1. I shall have been using my computer without taking rest.
2. They will have been feeling better.
3. Our friends will have been encouraging us.

Formation(Syntax)

Conjugation

Note:- "Shall have been" is followed by (I and We) and "Will have been" is followed by other subjects.

Example

1. I shall have been consuming lots of electricity.
2. We shall have been consuming lots of electricity.
3. You will have been consuming lots of electricity.
4. He will have been consuming lots of electricity.
5. She will have been consuming lots of electricity.
6. It will have been consuming lots of electricity.
7. They will have been consuming lots of electricity.
8. Ali will have been consuming lots of electricity.
9. Ali and Ghafoor will have been consuming lots of electricity.

Emphatic Sentences

Note:- The "shall have been" is used instead of "will have been" for emphatic sentences.

Example

1. Girls shall have been using boys.
2. My driver shall have been driving the car fast.
3. A joker shall have been entertaining many people.

Sentence Transformations

Note:- A transformation of an Assertive sentence into Negative sentence, Interrogative sentence and Interrogative Negative sentence.

Assertive

1. Police will have been catching wanted criminals.
2. Our friends will have been escaping the bandits.
3. My enemies will have been ambushing me.

Negative

1. Police will not have been catching wanted criminals.
2. Our friends will not have been escaping the bandits.
3. My enemies will not have been ambushing me.

Interrogative

1. Will Police have been catching wanted criminals?
2. Will Our friends have been escaping the bandits?
3. Will My enemies have been ambushing me?

Interrogative Negative

1. Will Police not have been catching wanted criminals?
2. Will Our friends not have been escaping the bandits?
3. Will My enemies not have been ambushing me?

Contractions

1. He'll have been persuading us to go with him. (He will have been persuading us to go with him.)
2. They'll have been watching movie. (They will have been watching movie.)