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Himanshu Sharma Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Diff between future continuous and future perfect continuous tense?

can someone give me the answer with reference to following example? in my view both sentence seems to be correct

-He will be tired because he will be exercising so hard.

-He will be tired because he will have been exercising so hard.
  

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Himanshu Sharma in I n my view both sentence s seems seem to be correct . They are both grammatically correct. However, the following is a more commonly used way to say that: He will be tired after exercising so hard.

— CalifJim

  • Himanshu Sharma in I n my view both sentence s seems seem to be correct .
  • They are both grammatically correct.
  • However, the following is a more commonly used way to say that: He will be tired after exercising so hard.
  • CJ
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Himanshu Sharma in In my view both sentences seems seem to be correct.
They are both grammatically correct. However, the following is a more commonly used
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The first one- future continous- tells that the action will be process at some time in future.
The second - future perfect continuous- tells that the action will have begun some time before and will be going on.
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