Future perfect simple and future perfect continuous

Future perfect simple and future perfect continuous:

Form

Future perfect simple

Will + have+ past participle

Future perfect continuous

Will+have+been+verv+ing

These two forms are used to talk about:

1- Actions or events that will already be completed by a particular time in the future.

Example

By the year 2021, i will have left school and  started work.

2-The continuous nature of actions orevents in the future.

Example

On saturday, we will have been living here for three years.

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