Future perfect progressive
Hello. I'm learning perfect tence. Which one sounds better?
Or are they both grammatically correct? If so, what's the major difference?
1 a. My father will have worked for the bank for twenty years next week.
b. My father will have been working for the bank for twenty years next week.
2 a. I will have played tennis for three years next month.
b. I will have been playing tennis for three years next month.
It's too difficult for me to understand the difference between "perfect" and "perfect progressive."
Thank you in advance.
Top answer
car mango Which one sounds better? Both are fine in both cases. car mango Are they both grammatically correct?
- car mango Which one sounds better?
- Both are fine in both cases.
- car mango Are they both grammatically correct?
- Yes.
- car mango what's the major difference?
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car mangoWhich one sounds better?
Both are fine in both cases.
car mangoAre they both grammatically correct?
Yes.
car mangowhat's the major difference?
It's not major. The minor difference is that the progressive shows that the speaker has a bit more emotional attachment
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