WE LOVE READING SUMMER ACTIVITIES 2024 – DAY31 – 6,7,8,9,10 CLASSES

WE LOVE READING SUMMER ACTIVITIES 2024 – DAY31 – 6,7,8,9,10 CLASSES

SUMMER BREAK ACTIVITIES – GUIDELINES FOR TEACHERS

• Class teachers have to create Whats app groups with their class students.
• Ask them to maintain a notebook for summer activities and submit at the time of reopening.
• Keep in touch with the students and encourage them from time to time to monitor their activities.
• Gather students activities in the form of pics/videos/reports through Whats app group

• Music, Dance and Drama :

Select a music/dance/drama of their own culture or local tradition where a group of people (Peer/siblings/other family members) come together to develop the child’s aesthetic sense. Example: Folk or traditional songs/dance can be recorded from their area using some musical instruments involving their siblings, friends and family members.

WE LOVE READING SUMMER ACTIVITIES 2024 for Class 6 Students :

ACTIVITY1 :

English words everyday by using your dictionary and note down in your notebook   (మీ dictionary ఉపయోగించడం ద్వారా ప్రతిరోజూ 5 ఆంగ్ల పదాలను నేర్చుకోండి మరియు మీ నోట్‌బుక్‌లో వ్రాసుకోండి)

Learning Outcomes :  To develop writing and  reference skills.

ACTIVITY2 : 

WE LOVE READING SUMMER ACTIVITIES 2024 - DAY31 - 6,7,8,9,10 CLASSES
WE LOVE READING SUMMER ACTIVITIES 2024 – DAY31 – 6,7,8,9,10 CLASSES

ACTIVITY3 :   What Is the Future Perfect Continuous Tense?

The future perfect continuous tense is a verb tense that can be used to refer to an action that will be continuing until a certain point of time in the future. The future perfect continuous tense can also be referred to as the future perfect progressive tense as it expresses an action or event that will be progressing to a specific time in the future.

Definition of the Future Perfect Continuous Tense

The Future Perfect Continuous Tense, according to the Cambridge Dictionary, is defined as a tense form used “when we are looking back to the past from a point in the future, and we want to emphasise the length or duration of an activity or event.”

Structure and Formula of the Future Perfect Continuous Tense

Here is the formula that you can use to structure a sentence in the future perfect continuous tense.

Subject + Helping verbs (will + have + been) + Present participle form of the main verb + the rest of the sentence.

Now that you know the formula of the future perfect continuous tense, try analysing the structure of the tense with reference to how the sentence structure changes when used as a positive, negative, interrogative or negative interrogative sentence.

Check out the table given below.

Structure of the Future Perfect Continuous Tense
Positive Negative Interrogative Negative Interrogative
Subject + will + have + been + present participle of the main verb + the rest of the sentence Subject + will + not + have +been + present participle of the main verb + the rest of the sentence Will + subject + have + been + present participle of the main verb + the rest of the sentence Will + subject + not + have + been + present participle of the main verb the rest of the sentence

(or)

Won’t + subject + have + been + present participle of the main verb + the rest of the sentence

Examples:

  • In January, I will have been living in San Francisco for ten years.
  • In January, you will have been living in San Francisco for ten years.
  • In January, he will have been living in San Francisco for ten years.
  • In January, she will have been living in San Francisco for ten years.
  • In January, they will have been living in San Francisco for ten years.
Examples:

  • In January, I will not have been living in San Francisco for ten years.
  • In January, you will not have been living in San Francisco for ten years.
  • In January, he will not have been living in San Francisco for ten years.
  • In January, she will not have been living in San Francisco for ten years.
  • In January, they will not have been living in San Francisco for ten years.
Examples:

  • In January, will I have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, will you have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, will he have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, will she have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, will they have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
Examples:

  • In January, will I not have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, will you not have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, will he not have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, will she not have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, will they not have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, won’t I have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, won’t you have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, won’t he have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, won’t she have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, won’t they have been living in San Francisco for ten years?

Points to Remember When Using the Future Perfect Continuous Tense

It is a fact that the future perfect continuous tense is the least used tense in the English language. However, it is always good that you learn how to use the tense since you never know when you will need to use the tense. So, when you have to use the future perfect continuous tense, keep in mind that the tense has three auxiliary verbs – will, have and been followed by the present participle form of the main verb. Also, remember that the future perfect continuous tense can be used only with action verbs and not stative verbs.

Uses of the Future Perfect Continuous Tense

The future perfect continuous tense can be used to do the following:

  • To denote an action or event that will keep going on until a certain point of time or another event in the future.
  • To depict an action or event that is the cause of some other action or event that will happen in the future.

Examples of the Future Perfect Continuous Tense

Taking a look at a number of examples will definitely help you understand well, so here are a few examples to show you how the future perfect continuous tense should be used.

Denoting an action that will continue till a certain point of time

  • Blaine will have been waiting for more than five hours by the time Kurt arrives.
  • Remya will have been working at the company for twelve years in 2022.
  • Will they have been living in the United States for three years when they finish their postgraduate studies?
  • How long will she have been playing the piano when she graduates?
  • Next month, I will have been following a diet for three months.

Depicting an action or event that is the cause of another action or event that will happen in the future

  • I think my sister will be exhausted when she gets here as she will have been working out for two hours continuously.
  • I will be tired by the time my cousins get home because I will have been studying for many hours.
  • Monica will be well-versed in all the concepts of geometry by 2022, as she will have been specialising in mathematics for more than five years.

Check Your Understanding of the Future Perfect Continuous Tense

Fill in the blanks with the right form of the future perfect continuous tense in the following sentences:

1. Sam and Quinn will definitely not be that exhausted when they get here as they ______________ (drive – negative) for so long.

2. Vinita _______________ (walk) around for hours.

3. How long ______ they ______________ (play – interrogative) the guitar next year?

4. Next week, Tharun _________________ (work – negative) for more than a year.

5. In November, Devika _________________ (teach) at this school for three years.

6. We are late. I guess Aldrin and Sam ______________ (wait) for us.

7. Ashwin will be very tired when he gets home as he ______________ (exercise) for over an hour.

8. ________ Neelaveni Ma’am ____________ (train – negative interrogative) students for more than twenty years at the end of this academic year?

9. ________ you _______________ (live – interrogative) in Australia for over a year when you finish your studies?

10. When you come at 8 p.m, __________ they ______________ (practise) long enough?

 

The answers to the above questions are given below. Go through them to check out how far you have understood the topic.

1. Sam and Quinn will definitely not be that exhausted when they get here as they will not have been driving for so long.

2. Vinita will have been walking around for hours.

3. How long will they have been playing the guitar next year?

4. Next week, Tharun will not have been working for more than a year.

5. In November, Devika will have been teaching at this school for three years.

6. We are late. I guess Aldrin and Sam will have been waiting for us.

7. Ashwin will be very tired when he gets home as he will have been exercising for over an hour.

8. Won’t Neelaveni Ma’am have been training students for more than twenty years at the end of this academic year?

9. Will you have been living in Australia for over a year when you finish your studies?

10. When you come at 8 p.m, will they have been practising long enough?

 

 

WE LOVE READING SUMMER ACTIVITIES 2024  for Class 7  Students :

ACTIVITY 1.

English words everyday by using your dictionary and note down in your notebook   (మీ dictionary ఉపయోగించడం ద్వారా ప్రతిరోజూ 5 ఆంగ్ల పదాలను నేర్చుకోండి మరియు మీ నోట్‌బుక్‌లో వ్రాసుకోండి)

Learning Outcomes :  To develop writing and  reference skills.

 ACTIVITY 2. 

WE LOVE READING SUMMER ACTIVITIES 2024 - DAY31 - 6,7,8,9,10 CLASSES
WE LOVE READING SUMMER ACTIVITIES 2024 – DAY31 – 6,7,8,9,10 CLASSES

ACTIVITY 3.   What Is the Future Perfect Continuous Tense?

The future perfect continuous tense is a verb tense that can be used to refer to an action that will be continuing until a certain point of time in the future. The future perfect continuous tense can also be referred to as the future perfect progressive tense as it expresses an action or event that will be progressing to a specific time in the future.

Definition of the Future Perfect Continuous Tense

The Future Perfect Continuous Tense, according to the Cambridge Dictionary, is defined as a tense form used “when we are looking back to the past from a point in the future, and we want to emphasise the length or duration of an activity or event.”

Structure and Formula of the Future Perfect Continuous Tense

Here is the formula that you can use to structure a sentence in the future perfect continuous tense.

Subject + Helping verbs (will + have + been) + Present participle form of the main verb + the rest of the sentence.

Now that you know the formula of the future perfect continuous tense, try analysing the structure of the tense with reference to how the sentence structure changes when used as a positive, negative, interrogative or negative interrogative sentence.

Check out the table given below.

Structure of the Future Perfect Continuous Tense
Positive Negative Interrogative Negative Interrogative
Subject + will + have + been + present participle of the main verb + the rest of the sentence Subject + will + not + have +been + present participle of the main verb + the rest of the sentence Will + subject + have + been + present participle of the main verb + the rest of the sentence Will + subject + not + have + been + present participle of the main verb the rest of the sentence

(or)

Won’t + subject + have + been + present participle of the main verb + the rest of the sentence

Examples:

  • In January, I will have been living in San Francisco for ten years.
  • In January, you will have been living in San Francisco for ten years.
  • In January, he will have been living in San Francisco for ten years.
  • In January, she will have been living in San Francisco for ten years.
  • In January, they will have been living in San Francisco for ten years.
Examples:

  • In January, I will not have been living in San Francisco for ten years.
  • In January, you will not have been living in San Francisco for ten years.
  • In January, he will not have been living in San Francisco for ten years.
  • In January, she will not have been living in San Francisco for ten years.
  • In January, they will not have been living in San Francisco for ten years.
Examples:

  • In January, will I have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, will you have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, will he have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, will she have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, will they have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
Examples:

  • In January, will I not have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, will you not have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, will he not have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, will she not have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, will they not have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, won’t I have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, won’t you have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, won’t he have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, won’t she have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, won’t they have been living in San Francisco for ten years?

Points to Remember When Using the Future Perfect Continuous Tense

It is a fact that the future perfect continuous tense is the least used tense in the English language. However, it is always good that you learn how to use the tense since you never know when you will need to use the tense. So, when you have to use the future perfect continuous tense, keep in mind that the tense has three auxiliary verbs – will, have and been followed by the present participle form of the main verb. Also, remember that the future perfect continuous tense can be used only with action verbs and not stative verbs.

Uses of the Future Perfect Continuous Tense

The future perfect continuous tense can be used to do the following:

  • To denote an action or event that will keep going on until a certain point of time or another event in the future.
  • To depict an action or event that is the cause of some other action or event that will happen in the future.

Examples of the Future Perfect Continuous Tense

Taking a look at a number of examples will definitely help you understand well, so here are a few examples to show you how the future perfect continuous tense should be used.

Denoting an action that will continue till a certain point of time

  • Blaine will have been waiting for more than five hours by the time Kurt arrives.
  • Remya will have been working at the company for twelve years in 2022.
  • Will they have been living in the United States for three years when they finish their postgraduate studies?
  • How long will she have been playing the piano when she graduates?
  • Next month, I will have been following a diet for three months.

Depicting an action or event that is the cause of another action or event that will happen in the future

  • I think my sister will be exhausted when she gets here as she will have been working out for two hours continuously.
  • I will be tired by the time my cousins get home because I will have been studying for many hours.
  • Monica will be well-versed in all the concepts of geometry by 2022, as she will have been specialising in mathematics for more than five years.

Check Your Understanding of the Future Perfect Continuous Tense

Fill in the blanks with the right form of the future perfect continuous tense in the following sentences:

1. Sam and Quinn will definitely not be that exhausted when they get here as they ______________ (drive – negative) for so long.

2. Vinita _______________ (walk) around for hours.

3. How long ______ they ______________ (play – interrogative) the guitar next year?

4. Next week, Tharun _________________ (work – negative) for more than a year.

5. In November, Devika _________________ (teach) at this school for three years.

6. We are late. I guess Aldrin and Sam ______________ (wait) for us.

7. Ashwin will be very tired when he gets home as he ______________ (exercise) for over an hour.

8. ________ Neelaveni Ma’am ____________ (train – negative interrogative) students for more than twenty years at the end of this academic year?

9. ________ you _______________ (live – interrogative) in Australia for over a year when you finish your studies?

10. When you come at 8 p.m, __________ they ______________ (practise) long enough?

 

The answers to the above questions are given below. Go through them to check out how far you have understood the topic.

1. Sam and Quinn will definitely not be that exhausted when they get here as they will not have been driving for so long.

2. Vinita will have been walking around for hours.

3. How long will they have been playing the guitar next year?

4. Next week, Tharun will not have been working for more than a year.

5. In November, Devika will have been teaching at this school for three years.

6. We are late. I guess Aldrin and Sam will have been waiting for us.

7. Ashwin will be very tired when he gets home as he will have been exercising for over an hour.

8. Won’t Neelaveni Ma’am have been training students for more than twenty years at the end of this academic year?

9. Will you have been living in Australia for over a year when you finish your studies?

10. When you come at 8 p.m, will they have been practising long enough?

WE LOVE READING SUMMER ACTIVITIES 2024  for Class 8  Students :

ACTIVITY1 :

English words everyday by using your dictionary and note down in your notebook   (మీ dictionary ఉపయోగించడం ద్వారా ప్రతిరోజూ 5 ఆంగ్ల పదాలను నేర్చుకోండి మరియు మీ నోట్‌బుక్‌లో వ్రాసుకోండి)

 

ACTIVITY2 : What Is the Future Perfect Continuous Tense?

The future perfect continuous tense is a verb tense that can be used to refer to an action that will be continuing until a certain point of time in the future. The future perfect continuous tense can also be referred to as the future perfect progressive tense as it expresses an action or event that will be progressing to a specific time in the future.

Definition of the Future Perfect Continuous Tense

The Future Perfect Continuous Tense, according to the Cambridge Dictionary, is defined as a tense form used “when we are looking back to the past from a point in the future, and we want to emphasise the length or duration of an activity or event.”

Structure and Formula of the Future Perfect Continuous Tense

Here is the formula that you can use to structure a sentence in the future perfect continuous tense.

Subject + Helping verbs (will + have + been) + Present participle form of the main verb + the rest of the sentence.

Now that you know the formula of the future perfect continuous tense, try analysing the structure of the tense with reference to how the sentence structure changes when used as a positive, negative, interrogative or negative interrogative sentence.

Check out the table given below.

Structure of the Future Perfect Continuous Tense
Positive Negative Interrogative Negative Interrogative
Subject + will + have + been + present participle of the main verb + the rest of the sentence Subject + will + not + have +been + present participle of the main verb + the rest of the sentence Will + subject + have + been + present participle of the main verb + the rest of the sentence Will + subject + not + have + been + present participle of the main verb the rest of the sentence

(or)

Won’t + subject + have + been + present participle of the main verb + the rest of the sentence

Examples:

  • In January, I will have been living in San Francisco for ten years.
  • In January, you will have been living in San Francisco for ten years.
  • In January, he will have been living in San Francisco for ten years.
  • In January, she will have been living in San Francisco for ten years.
  • In January, they will have been living in San Francisco for ten years.
Examples:

  • In January, I will not have been living in San Francisco for ten years.
  • In January, you will not have been living in San Francisco for ten years.
  • In January, he will not have been living in San Francisco for ten years.
  • In January, she will not have been living in San Francisco for ten years.
  • In January, they will not have been living in San Francisco for ten years.
Examples:

  • In January, will I have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, will you have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, will he have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, will she have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, will they have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
Examples:

  • In January, will I not have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, will you not have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, will he not have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, will she not have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, will they not have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, won’t I have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, won’t you have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, won’t he have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, won’t she have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, won’t they have been living in San Francisco for ten years?

Points to Remember When Using the Future Perfect Continuous Tense

It is a fact that the future perfect continuous tense is the least used tense in the English language. However, it is always good that you learn how to use the tense since you never know when you will need to use the tense. So, when you have to use the future perfect continuous tense, keep in mind that the tense has three auxiliary verbs – will, have and been followed by the present participle form of the main verb. Also, remember that the future perfect continuous tense can be used only with action verbs and not stative verbs.

Uses of the Future Perfect Continuous Tense

The future perfect continuous tense can be used to do the following:

  • To denote an action or event that will keep going on until a certain point of time or another event in the future.
  • To depict an action or event that is the cause of some other action or event that will happen in the future.

Examples of the Future Perfect Continuous Tense

Taking a look at a number of examples will definitely help you understand well, so here are a few examples to show you how the future perfect continuous tense should be used.

Denoting an action that will continue till a certain point of time

  • Blaine will have been waiting for more than five hours by the time Kurt arrives.
  • Remya will have been working at the company for twelve years in 2022.
  • Will they have been living in the United States for three years when they finish their postgraduate studies?
  • How long will she have been playing the piano when she graduates?
  • Next month, I will have been following a diet for three months.

Depicting an action or event that is the cause of another action or event that will happen in the future

  • I think my sister will be exhausted when she gets here as she will have been working out for two hours continuously.
  • I will be tired by the time my cousins get home because I will have been studying for many hours.
  • Monica will be well-versed in all the concepts of geometry by 2022, as she will have been specialising in mathematics for more than five years.

Check Your Understanding of the Future Perfect Continuous Tense

Fill in the blanks with the right form of the future perfect continuous tense in the following sentences:

1. Sam and Quinn will definitely not be that exhausted when they get here as they ______________ (drive – negative) for so long.

2. Vinita _______________ (walk) around for hours.

3. How long ______ they ______________ (play – interrogative) the guitar next year?

4. Next week, Tharun _________________ (work – negative) for more than a year.

5. In November, Devika _________________ (teach) at this school for three years.

6. We are late. I guess Aldrin and Sam ______________ (wait) for us.

7. Ashwin will be very tired when he gets home as he ______________ (exercise) for over an hour.

8. ________ Neelaveni Ma’am ____________ (train – negative interrogative) students for more than twenty years at the end of this academic year?

9. ________ you _______________ (live – interrogative) in Australia for over a year when you finish your studies?

10. When you come at 8 p.m, __________ they ______________ (practise) long enough?

 

The answers to the above questions are given below. Go through them to check out how far you have understood the topic.

1. Sam and Quinn will definitely not be that exhausted when they get here as they will not have been driving for so long.

2. Vinita will have been walking around for hours.

3. How long will they have been playing the guitar next year?

4. Next week, Tharun will not have been working for more than a year.

5. In November, Devika will have been teaching at this school for three years.

6. We are late. I guess Aldrin and Sam will have been waiting for us.

7. Ashwin will be very tired when he gets home as he will have been exercising for over an hour.

8. Won’t Neelaveni Ma’am have been training students for more than twenty years at the end of this academic year?

9. Will you have been living in Australia for over a year when you finish your studies?

10. When you come at 8 p.m, will they have been practising long enough?

 

 

ACTIVITY3 :

WE LOVE READING SUMMER ACTIVITIES 2024 - DAY31 - 6,7,8,9,10 CLASSES
WE LOVE READING SUMMER ACTIVITIES 2024 – DAY31 – 6,7,8,9,10 CLASSES

WE LOVE READING SUMMER ACTIVITIES 2024  for Class 9,10  Students :

ACTIVITY1 :

English words everyday by using your dictionary and note down in your notebook   (మీ dictionary ఉపయోగించడం ద్వారా ప్రతిరోజూ 5 ఆంగ్ల పదాలను నేర్చుకోండి మరియు మీ నోట్‌బుక్‌లో వ్రాసుకోండి)

 

ACTIVITY2 :

WE LOVE READING SUMMER ACTIVITIES 2024 - DAY31 - 6,7,8,9,10 CLASSES
WE LOVE READING SUMMER ACTIVITIES 2024 – DAY31 – 6,7,8,9,10 CLASSES

ACTIVITY3 : What Is the Future Perfect Continuous Tense?

The future perfect continuous tense is a verb tense that can be used to refer to an action that will be continuing until a certain point of time in the future. The future perfect continuous tense can also be referred to as the future perfect progressive tense as it expresses an action or event that will be progressing to a specific time in the future.

Definition of the Future Perfect Continuous Tense

The Future Perfect Continuous Tense, according to the Cambridge Dictionary, is defined as a tense form used “when we are looking back to the past from a point in the future, and we want to emphasise the length or duration of an activity or event.”

Structure and Formula of the Future Perfect Continuous Tense

Here is the formula that you can use to structure a sentence in the future perfect continuous tense.

Subject + Helping verbs (will + have + been) + Present participle form of the main verb + the rest of the sentence.

Now that you know the formula of the future perfect continuous tense, try analysing the structure of the tense with reference to how the sentence structure changes when used as a positive, negative, interrogative or negative interrogative sentence.

Check out the table given below.

Structure of the Future Perfect Continuous Tense
Positive Negative Interrogative Negative Interrogative
Subject + will + have + been + present participle of the main verb + the rest of the sentence Subject + will + not + have +been + present participle of the main verb + the rest of the sentence Will + subject + have + been + present participle of the main verb + the rest of the sentence Will + subject + not + have + been + present participle of the main verb the rest of the sentence

(or)

Won’t + subject + have + been + present participle of the main verb + the rest of the sentence

Examples:

  • In January, I will have been living in San Francisco for ten years.
  • In January, you will have been living in San Francisco for ten years.
  • In January, he will have been living in San Francisco for ten years.
  • In January, she will have been living in San Francisco for ten years.
  • In January, they will have been living in San Francisco for ten years.
Examples:

  • In January, I will not have been living in San Francisco for ten years.
  • In January, you will not have been living in San Francisco for ten years.
  • In January, he will not have been living in San Francisco for ten years.
  • In January, she will not have been living in San Francisco for ten years.
  • In January, they will not have been living in San Francisco for ten years.
Examples:

  • In January, will I have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, will you have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, will he have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, will she have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, will they have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
Examples:

  • In January, will I not have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, will you not have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, will he not have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, will she not have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, will they not have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, won’t I have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, won’t you have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, won’t he have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, won’t she have been living in San Francisco for ten years?
  • In January, won’t they have been living in San Francisco for ten years?

Points to Remember When Using the Future Perfect Continuous Tense

It is a fact that the future perfect continuous tense is the least used tense in the English language. However, it is always good that you learn how to use the tense since you never know when you will need to use the tense. So, when you have to use the future perfect continuous tense, keep in mind that the tense has three auxiliary verbs – will, have and been followed by the present participle form of the main verb. Also, remember that the future perfect continuous tense can be used only with action verbs and not stative verbs.

Uses of the Future Perfect Continuous Tense

The future perfect continuous tense can be used to do the following:

  • To denote an action or event that will keep going on until a certain point of time or another event in the future.
  • To depict an action or event that is the cause of some other action or event that will happen in the future.

Examples of the Future Perfect Continuous Tense

Taking a look at a number of examples will definitely help you understand well, so here are a few examples to show you how the future perfect continuous tense should be used.

Denoting an action that will continue till a certain point of time

  • Blaine will have been waiting for more than five hours by the time Kurt arrives.
  • Remya will have been working at the company for twelve years in 2022.
  • Will they have been living in the United States for three years when they finish their postgraduate studies?
  • How long will she have been playing the piano when she graduates?
  • Next month, I will have been following a diet for three months.

Depicting an action or event that is the cause of another action or event that will happen in the future

  • I think my sister will be exhausted when she gets here as she will have been working out for two hours continuously.
  • I will be tired by the time my cousins get home because I will have been studying for many hours.
  • Monica will be well-versed in all the concepts of geometry by 2022, as she will have been specialising in mathematics for more than five years.

Check Your Understanding of the Future Perfect Continuous Tense

Fill in the blanks with the right form of the future perfect continuous tense in the following sentences:

1. Sam and Quinn will definitely not be that exhausted when they get here as they ______________ (drive – negative) for so long.

2. Vinita _______________ (walk) around for hours.

3. How long ______ they ______________ (play – interrogative) the guitar next year?

4. Next week, Tharun _________________ (work – negative) for more than a year.

5. In November, Devika _________________ (teach) at this school for three years.

6. We are late. I guess Aldrin and Sam ______________ (wait) for us.

7. Ashwin will be very tired when he gets home as he ______________ (exercise) for over an hour.

8. ________ Neelaveni Ma’am ____________ (train – negative interrogative) students for more than twenty years at the end of this academic year?

9. ________ you _______________ (live – interrogative) in Australia for over a year when you finish your studies?

10. When you come at 8 p.m, __________ they ______________ (practise) long enough?

 

The answers to the above questions are given below. Go through them to check out how far you have understood the topic.

1. Sam and Quinn will definitely not be that exhausted when they get here as they will not have been driving for so long.

2. Vinita will have been walking around for hours.

3. How long will they have been playing the guitar next year?

4. Next week, Tharun will not have been working for more than a year.

5. In November, Devika will have been teaching at this school for three years.

6. We are late. I guess Aldrin and Sam will have been waiting for us.

7. Ashwin will be very tired when he gets home as he will have been exercising for over an hour.

8. Won’t Neelaveni Ma’am have been training students for more than twenty years at the end of this academic year?

9. Will you have been living in Australia for over a year when you finish your studies?

10. When you come at 8 p.m, will they have been practising long enough?

 

WE LOVE READING SUMMER ACTIVITIES 2024 :: TODAY MORAL STORY : అమ్మ మాట వినాలి..!

అమ్మ మాట వినాలి..!

WE LOVE READING SUMMER ACTIVITIES 2024 - DAY 31
WE LOVE READING SUMMER ACTIVITIES 2024 – DAY 31

నందనం అనే అడవిలో ఒక ఎలుగుబంటి ఉండేది. దాని పేరు భల్లూకం. దానికి బంటి, చంటి అని రెండు పిల్లలు కూడా ఉండేవి. వాటితో కలిసి ఓ గుహలో నివసించేది. వేసవి ఎండ తీవ్రత వల్ల.. పిల్లలను గుహలోనే ఉంచి ఒక్కతే ఆహార సేకరణకు వెళ్లాలని నిర్ణయించుకుంది. ‘ఎండ చాలా ఎక్కువగా ఉంది. మీరు ఎటువంటి పరిస్థితుల్లో కూడా బయటకు రాకండి. గుహలోనే ఉండండి. నేను వెళ్లి ఆహారం తీసుకొస్తాను. ఏదైనా అవసరమైతే పక్కనే పొదలో ఉన్న కుందేలు మామను అడగండి. నేను దానికి చెప్పి వెళ్తాను. బయటకు మాత్రం వెళ్లకండి.. వడదెబ్బ తగిలితే చాలా ప్రమాదం’ అని పిల్లలకు జాగ్రత్తలు చెప్పి, వాటిని కాస్త గమనిస్తుండమని.. కుందేలుకు చెప్పి ఆహార సేకరణకు బయలుదేరింది ఎలుగుబంటి.

చంటి, బంటి చాలాసేపు గుహలోనే ఉన్నాయి. కాసేపటికి.. ‘చంటీ! అమ్మ ఆహారం కోసం వెళ్లింది కదా! వచ్చేటప్పటికి చాలా సమయం అవుతుంది. మనం అలా బయటకు వెళ్లి ఆడుకొని వద్దాం పద’ అంది బంటి. అప్పుడు చంటి.. ‘అమ్మ ఎండలో బయటకు వెళ్లొద్దని మరీ.. మరీ.. చెప్పింది. కాబట్టి మనం ఎక్కడికీ వెళ్లకుండా లోపలే ఉందాం’ అని బదులిచ్చింది. ‘అమ్మ అలాగే చెబుతుంది. నా మాట విను.. అలా కాసేపు బయట తిరిగి వద్దాం’ అంటూ చంటిని వెంటపెట్టుకొని బయలుదేరింది బంటి. అవి కుందేలు ఉన్న పొదను దాటి వెళ్తుంటే.. వాటిని చూసిన కుందేలు.. ‘అమ్మ బయటికి వెళ్లొద్దని చెప్పింది కదా! గుహలో ఉండకుండా, ఇంత ఎండలో ఎక్కడికి వెళ్తున్నారు? తిరిగి గుహలోకి వెళ్లండి’ అని గట్టిగా చెప్పింది. ‘నువ్వు మాకు చెప్పేదేంటి? అయినా మా అమ్మ వచ్చేలోపు మేం తిరిగొచ్చేస్తాం కదా!’ అంటూ అక్కడి నుంచి ముందుకు వెళ్లాయవి. కొంచెం దూరం వెళ్లాక ఓ చెట్టు నీడలో ఆగి ఎంచక్కా ఆడుకున్నాయి.

ఇంకాసేపటికి బంటి.. ‘మనం కొంచెం ముందుకు వెళ్దాం. అక్కడ మనకు మంచి పుట్టతేనె దొరుకుతుంది’ అంది. అప్పుడు చంటీ.. ‘అమ్మో! ఇంకా ముందుకు వెళ్లడమా.. వద్దు. నాకు ఎందుకో భయంగా ఉంది. మనం ఇంటికి వెళ్లిపోదాం పద!’ అంది. ‘నీకు ఎప్పుడూ భయమే. నేను ఉన్నా కదా! నీకేం కాదు’ అంటూ చంటిని తీసుకొని ఇంకా ముందుకు వెళ్లింది బంటి. అప్పటికే ఎండ తీవ్రత బాగా పెరిగింది. అటువైపుగా వస్తున్న ఒక ఏనుగు వీటిని ఆపి.. ఎక్కడికి వెళ్తున్నారు?’ అని అడిగింది. ‘మా అమ్మ ఇటువైపే వచ్చింది. అదిగో ఆ ముందు ఉంది. అక్కడికే వెళ్తున్నాం’ అని అబద్ధం చెప్పేసింది బంటి. ఇక మళ్లీ అక్కడి నుంచి ముందుకు నడవటం ప్రారంభించాయవి. కాస్త ముందుకు వెళ్లేటప్పటికి ఎండ వల్ల బంటి అక్కడే కూలబడిపోయింది. దాన్ని చూసి.. చంటికి చాలా భయం వేసింది. ఏం చేయాలో అర్థం కాలేదు. ‘బంటి.. బంటి..’ అంటూ కేకలు వేసింది. ఇంతలోనే అక్కడికి కుందేలు వచ్చింది. దానితో చంటి.. ‘మామా! బంటిని రక్షించు’ అని ప్రాధేయపడింది. కుందేలు వెంటనే ఆ సమీపంలో ఉన్న కొలను దగ్గరకు వెళ్లి, నీరు తెచ్చి బంటిపై చల్లింది. తేరుకున్నాక ఒక చెట్టు నీడలోకి తీసుకెళ్లింది. కాస్త విశ్రాంతి తీసుకున్నాక బంటి పూర్తిగా తేరుకుంది.

అప్పుడు బంటి.. ‘మా అమ్మ, నువ్వు ఇంటిపట్టునే ఉండమని పదేపదే చెప్పారు. అయినా వినకుండా బయటకు వచ్చాము. ఎండలో ఇంత ఇబ్బంది పడ్డాము. మీరు చెప్పినట్లు విని అక్కడే ఆగిపోతే ఇదంతా జరిగేది కాదు. నన్ను క్షమించండి’ అని నెమ్మదిగా అంది బంటి. ‘ఎప్పుడైనా పెద్దలు.. పిల్లల మంచి కోరే చెబుతారు. అందుకే వాళ్లు చెప్పిన మాట వినాలి. ఎండ తీవ్రత అధికంగా ఉన్నప్పుడు బయట తిరగకూడదు’ అంది కుందేలు. ఆహార సేకరణ చేసుకొని అదే దారి గుండా వస్తున్న భల్లూకం, చెట్టు నీడలో ఉన్న దాని పిల్లలను చూసి కంగారు పడింది. వెంటనే వాటి దగ్గరకు వెళ్లింది. దానికి కుందేలు విషయమంతా వివరించింది. భల్లూకం పిల్లలను దగ్గరకు తీసుకొని కుందేలుకు కృతజ్ఞతలు చెప్పింది. తెచ్చిన ఆహారం పిల్లలకు అందించింది.

WE LOVE READING SUMMER ACTIVITIES 2024- TODAY ENGLISH  MORAL STORY : The Musical Donkey

 

The Musical Donkey

WE LOVE READING SUMMER ACTIVITIES 2024 - DAY 31
WE LOVE READING SUMMER ACTIVITIES 2024 – DAY 31

Once there lived a washerman and his donkey in a village. During the day, the donkey would carry the washerman’s bags. During the night the washerman would set him free in the field to eat grass. However, the donkey would sneak into nearby farms and eat the fresh vegetables there.

One day, while wandering thus, he met a jackal. They became friends and the donkey invited the jackal to join him on his rendezvous at night. They started meeting every night. By day break, the donkey would be back home.

This went on for many days. One day the jackal said, “Uncle, I have discovered a new field with ripe, juicy cucumbers not very far off. It is nothing less than a feast for you. I am sure I will also find some small animals for myself in that field. Let’s go there tonight.”

So both of them went to feast on the cucumbers. The donkey feasted to his full, and said, “Nephew. I m so happy today. Look at the full moon. It is so beautiful that it makes me want to sing.”

The jackal said, “Uncle, we are stealing from this field. We cannot make ourselves heard. If you sing, the farmers will wake up and we will be caught. It is better to eat and forget about singing!”

The donkey was annoyed. “A wild animal like you cannot appreciate music. I will show you what real music sounds like.”

The jackal saw that the donkey was determined to sing. So he said, “Uncle, if you want to sing, please wait till I go out of the field so that I can keep an eye on the farmers.” Saying this the jackal ran out and hid himself.

The donkey lifted his face to the moon and started braying at the top of his voice. The farmers woke up and in the light of the full moon, could clearly see him standing in the field. They chased him with sticks and stones and beat him black and blue.

As the donkey limped out of the field, the jackal came out of his hiding place and laughed. “Uncle, that was very nice singing. I see that the farmers have rewarded you well!”

Moral: There is a time and place for everything. 

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