Identify the sentence that correctly uses Future Perfect Continuous Tense.
By next year, she will have been working at the company for five years.
The Future Perfect Continuous Tense describes an action that will have been going on for a period of time up to a point in the future. Its structure is subject + will/shall + have been + present participle (verb + -ing), usually with “for” or “since” to mark the duration.
“By next year, she will have been working at the company for five years” follows exactly this pattern: “will have been working” shows the work continuing over five years up to the future point “next year”.
“She shall have worked” uses have + past participle without “been … -ing”, which is the Future Perfect Tense. “She will work” is the Simple Future Tense. “She will be working” is the Future Continuous Tense, which shows an action in progress at a future moment but does not show duration up to that moment.
By next year, she will have been working at the company for five years. option is correct.
Choose the correct tense form of the verb.
They __________ for five years.
Select the option that expresses the given sentence in simple past tense.
A. Last year, I have travelled to Japan.
B. Last year, I was travelling to Japan.
C. Last year, I travelled to Japan.
D. Last year, I had been travelling to Japan.
The given sentence has an error which has been underlined. The underlined word is given as options with some changes. Select the option that rectifies the error.
She vacillates a lot while making any decision.