Future perfect, future perfect continuous, future continuous

1)we use this tense to talk about something that will be finished by a time in the future, for example:

2)the future perfect is commonly used with the word “by + the time”, for example:

3)we also use future perfect to talk about an action finished before another action in the future, for example:

4)we also use future perfect to talk about the period of time of an action, for example:

Subject + have + past participle…

1)we use this tense to talk about an action still in progress at the time we referred to, for example:

Using future perfect continuous, I mean that in June we will have lived there for two months, but also that we will be still there, so… we will have been living…

Structure:

Subject + will + have + been + verb + ing

Future continuous:

1)we use this tense to talk about a future action still in progress;

The difference between future perfect continuous and future continuous is that, the last one, refers to an action that is happening in a determined period of time in the future, so we precisely know when it starts, for example:

2)we use future continuous when the “duration” of the action is programmed.

Structure:

Subject + will + be + verb + ing