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Future Perfect Continuous Tense Future Perfect Continuous Tense used to describe an ongoing action that will complete in future. It means action will start in future and continue for some time. Future Perfect Continuous Tense for Plural Subject Positive Sentence: Subject + will have been + verb 1st form + ing + Object I will have been working for 4 hour Negative Sentence: Subject + will have not been + verb 1st form + ing + Object We will have not been waiting for him for long Interrogative Sentence: Will + Subject + have been + verb 1st form + ing + Object? Will you have been watching cricket? Shall they have been starting their project Future Perfect Continuous Tense for Singular Subject Positive Sentence: Subject + will have been + verb 1st form + ing + Object He will have been working for 4 hour Negative Sentence: Subject + will have not been + verb 1st form + ing + Object She will have not been waiting for him for long Interrogative Sentence: Will + Subject...

Future Perfect Tense Future Perfect Tense used to express an action that happen in future without surety. Future Perfect Tense for Plural Sentence Positive Sentence: Subject + will have + Verb 3rd form + Object I will have worked on the project Negative Sentence: Subject + will have not + Verb 3rd form + Object I will have not reached at home Interrogative Sentence: Will + Subject + have + Verb 3rd form + Object + ? Will you have booked the movie ticked? Interrogative Negative Sentence: Will not + Subject + have + Verb 3rd form + Object + ? Won't there have paid their mobile bill Future Perfect Tense for Plural Sentence Positive Sentence: Subject + will have + Verb 3rd form + Object He will have received his degree Negative Sentence: Subject + will have not + Verb 3rd form + Object She will not have finished project by tomorrow Interrogative Sentence: Will + Subject + have + Verb 3rd form + Object + ? Will it have finished project by tomorrow Inte...

Future Continuous Tense Future Continuous Tense is used to express an on-going or continued action which will occur at some time in the future. It means future actions having an on-going nature. Future Continuous Tense for Plural Subject Positive Sentence: Subject + will be + Object I will be late tomorrow Negative Sentence: Subject + will not be + Object We will not be travelling by plane Interrogative Sentence: Will + Subject + be + Object + ? Will you be learning how to play cricket? Interrogative Negative Sentence: Will not + Subject + be + Object + ? Won't they be organising a exam? Future Continuous Tense for Singular Subject Positive Sentence: Subject + will be + Object He will be visiting temple tomorrow Negative Sentence: Subject + will not be + Object She will not be getting agree with us Interrogative Sentence: Will + Subject + be + Object + ? Will it be rolling properly Interrogative Negative Sentence: Will not + Subject + be + Obje...

Simple Future Tense Simple Future Tense used to express an action  that will occur or happen in the future. Simple Future Tense for Plural Subject Positive Sentence: Subject + will + Verb 1st form + Object I will/shall find a solution of my problem We will/shall invite her Negative Sentence: Subject + will not + Verb 1st form + Object I will not find solution of my problem Interrogative Sentence: Will +Subject + Verb 1st form + Object + ? Will you forgive them? Interrogative Negative Sentence: Will not +Subject + Verb 1st form + Object + ? Won't they shout at you Simple Future Tense for Singular Subject Positive Sentence: Subject + will + Verb 1st form + Object He will keep his promise Negative Sentence: Subject + will not + Verb 1st form + Object She will not break her promise Interrogative Sentence: Will +Subject + Verb 1st form + Object + ? Will it rain tomorrow? Interrogative Negative Sentence: Will not +Subject + Verb 1st form + Ob...

Past perfect continuous Past Perfect Continuous talked about the action started in past and keep on going till a particular time in past. Positive Sentence: Subject + had been + object I had been working on the since 1998 They had been searching me for five day Negative Sentence:  Subject + had not been + object She had not been decorative the house whole evening Interrogative Sentence: Had + Subject + been + object + ? Had you been preparing your speech for 3 days? Interrogative Negative Sentence: Had + Subject + not been + object + ? Had it not been ringing for hour? Please write comments if you find anything incorrect, or you want to share more information about the topic discussed above Rozgardesh (रोजगार देश)

Past Perfect Tense Past Perfect Tense indicates that an action was completed (finished or "perfected") at some point in the past before something else happened i.e. first action before 2nd happen or past in the past. You had repaired many cars before you got your licence The train had left before I reached station I went there because they had invited me. She had not mention her name Had Arpita cooked food? Hadn't it sharpened well? Please write comments if you find anything incorrect, or you want to share more information about the topic discussed above Rozgardesh (रोजगार देश)

Past Continuous Tense Past Continuous Tense use to express the action that was happening at some point in the past. Past Continuous Tense for Plural Subject Positive Sentence: Subject + were + object I was driving at that moment I was playing cricket. We were plying cricket. Negative Sentence: Subject + were + not + Object We were not  organising the exam Interrogative Sentence: Were + Subject + Object + ? Were you laughing at him? Interrogative Negative Sentence: Were + Subject + not + object + ? Were they not waiting for you? Note : Expectation is 'I'. In case of I we used 'was' not 'were'. Past Continuous Tense for Singular Subject Positive Sentence: Subject + was + object He was dining at the restaurant. Negative Sentence:  Subject + was + not + Object She was not knitting a Interrogative Sentence:  Was + Subject + Object + ? Was it raining yesterday night Interrogative Negative Sentence:  Was + Subject + Object + ? Wasn...

Simple Past Tense Simple Past Tense talked about the action started in past and finished in past. Simple Past Tense for Plural Subject Positive Sentence: Subject + Verb 2nd form + Object I started the task on time Negative Sentence: Subject + did not + Verb 1st form + Object We did not work on the same project Interrogative Sentence: Did +  Subject + Verb 1st form + Object Did you meet her earlier? Didn't they play cricket? Simple Past Tense for Singular Subject Note: Sentence form will be same as in case of plural sentence. He prepared well for the exam, She didn't invite us Didn't he ask you for coffee? Please write comments if you find anything incorrect, or you want to share more information about the topic discussed above Rozgardesh (रोजगार देश)