Future Progressive Tense, Future Perfect

Tense & Future Perfect Progressive Tense

ENGLISH VERB TENSES

Presented by:
Dalanon, Nikko
De Leon, Rhanz Ardy
Hilario, Jade Andrew
Landicho, Andrei
Pascual, John Benedict
Santiago, Lance Timothy
 Future Progressive Tense

The Future Progressive Tense is a verb tense that indicates that

something will occur in the future and continue for an expected
length of time. The Future Progressive Tense is to describe an
action or state that will begin in the future and continue into the
future.

It is formed using the construction will + be + V-ing (present

participle).
 Future Progressive Tense
Positive Sentence:
S + will + be + V-ing (present participle)
Example:
I will be singing in the concert
...
tomorrow.
Negative Sentence:
S + will + not + be + V-ing (present participle)
Example:
I will not be singing in the concert tomorrow.

Question Form:
Will + S + be + V-ing? (present participle)
Example:
Will you be singing in the concert tomorrow?
 Future Perfect Tense

When you want to talk about an action that will happen before a certain point in the
future, you will need to use the future perfect tense. The Future Perfect Tense is a verb
form that expresses an action or situation that will have taken place before a future
event or a point in time. It's generally used to describe an event or situation that is
completed (or will be completed) before a future event or point in time.

The Future Perfect Tense consists of the auxiliary verb “will” (shall) to mark the
future, the auxiliary verb “have” to mark the perfect, and the past participle of the main
verb.
 Future Perfect Tense

Positive Sentence:
S + will + have + past participle
Example:
He will have done it by this evening.

Negative Sentence:
S + will + not + have + past participle
Example:
He will not have done it by this evening.

Question Form:
Will + S + have + past participle
Example:
Will he have done it by this evening?
 Future Perfect Progressive Tense

The Future Perfect Progressive is a verb form or construction used to describe

actions that will continue up until a point in the future. The future perfect
progressive tense is a verb form that expresses an action or condition in the
future that has started in the past and will continue into the future. The Future
Perfect Progressive Tense is formed by combining the future perfect and the
progressive tenses. It's often used to describe a situation or action that will be
ongoing until a future point in time.

The Future Perfect Progressive is formed by combining the modal “will“, the
auxiliary verb “have“, “been“, and the present participle of the main verb (with
an -ing ending).
 Future Perfect Progressive Tense

Positive Sentence:
S + will + have + been + V-ing
Example:
I will have been eating vegetables for three months.

Negative Sentence:
S + will + not + have + been + V-ing
Example:
I won’t have been eating vegetables for three months.

Question Form:
Will + S + have + been + V-ing?
Example:

Will you have been eating vegetables for three months?

LET’S HAVE
QUIZ......
1. Dwayne Johnson had been lifting weights
for years, but he realized he was moving in
the wrong direction when he stepped off the
treadmill.

A. Future Progressive Tense

B. Future Perfect Tense
C. Future Perfect Progressive Tense
B. Future Perfect Tense
2. By the next year, I will have known
Timothy for 20 years.

A. Future Progressive Tense

B. Future Perfect Tense
C. Future Perfect Progressive Tense
B. Future Perfect Tense
3. I will be using my phone to stay in
touch with my friends while I'm on
vacation.

A. Future Progressive Tense

B. Future Perfect Tense
C. Future Perfect Progressive Tense
A. Future Progressive Tense
4. The man will have been looking at
the artwork, but the realization there
was nothing left to see.

A. Future Progressive Tense

B. Future Perfect Tense
C. Future Perfect Progressive Tense

Tinitigan ko
C. Future Perfect Progressive Tense
5. I will be bringing a boat to school
tomorrow.

A. Future Progressive Tense

B. Future Perfect Tense
C. Future Perfect Progressive Tense

Lets ride
A. Future Progressive Tense
THANK YOU