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Tommyensr Posted 19 years ago
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future perfect/future perfect con

Tom will have been working completed twenty years for XXX company when his bother's birthday comes next week. (A)

Tom will have worked completed twenty years for......... (B)

please correct sentence (A)

and what's difference between "future perfect, B" and "future perfect con. , A"

thanks you sir
  

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Tom will have been working / will have worked for twenty years for *** Company when his brother's birthday comes next week. And what's the difference between future perfect continuous and future perfect? -- The former seems to me to emphasize the activity over all those years, while the latter seems to state the accomplishment.

— Mister Micawber

  • Tom will have been working / will have worked for twenty years for *** Company when his brother's birthday comes next week.
  • And what's the difference between future perfect continuous and future perfect?
  • -- The former seems to me to emphasize the activity over all those years, while the latter seems to state the accomplishment.
  • Other than that, they mean essentially the same here.
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Tom will have been working / will have worked for twenty years for *** Company when his brother's birthday comes next week.

And what's the difference between future perfect continuous and future perfect? -- The former seems to me to emphasize the activity over all those years, while the latter seems to state the accomplishment. Other than that, they mean essentia
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