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THE FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS
         The future perfect continuous can be used to predict the length of an activity.
         This tense looks back from the imagined finishing time in the future.
















                LAST JULY                                             NOW               JULY





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         TIME PHRASE      SUBJECT           “WILL HAVE BEEN”         PRESENT PARTICIPLE    REST OF SENTENCE









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