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you will not     you won't



                                              he    willnot  he  won't

                                              she  will  not  she  won't
                                              it will not      it won't



                                              we will not      we won't



                                              they will not  they won't



                                                •  You won't have been drinking, will you?

                                                •  We won't have been driving for long.

                                            How do we use the Future Perfect Continuous Tense?

                                            The  Future  Perfect  Continuous  tense  is  like  the Future
                                            Perfect tense,  but  it  expresses  longer  actions  or  states
                                            extending up to some specific event or time in the future.

                                            For example:








                            Ram will have been waiting for one hour when I arrive.



                            past                        present                      future














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