Einführung

Wir verwenden das Futur II in der Verlaufsform, um eine kontinuierliche Handlung, die zu einem Zeitpunkt in der Zukunft bereits im Gange ist, zu beschreiben.

Wir verwenden es oft mit „for", um die Zeitspanne zwischen dem Beginn der Handlung und einem Zeitpunkt ihres Fortschritts in der Zukunft oder einem Zeitpunkt, zu dem wir erwarten, dass die Handlung abgeschlossen ist, zu beschreiben.

Wir können es auch verwenden, um eine kontinuierliche Handlung, von der wir glauben oder vorhersagen, dass sie derzeit im Gange ist, zu beschreiben.

Beispiele

• "At the end of December, James will have been working at the company for a year."
  
  
   
• "By the time my sister arrives at the airport, I will have been waiting for over three hours."
  
  
   
• "Sarah won't have been reading her emails because she’s on holiday."
  
  

Form

Wir bilden das Futur II in der Verlaufsform mit „will have been" + der „-ing"- Form des Hauptverbs.

positiv	I You We They He / She / It	will have been	waiting	for 3 hours.
negativ		won't have been will not have been

Frage

Will

I you we they he / she / it

have been

waiting

for 3 hours?

Wir verwenden das Futur II in der Verlaufsform oft mit zukünftigen Ereignissen oder Zeiten und mit Ausdrücken, die sich auf die Zukunft beziehen, wie z. B. „wenn" oder „by the time (something happens)" und „for how long".

Beispiele

• "I will have been reading this book for months by the time I finally finish it."
   
• "She won’t have been expecting you to arrive so early."
   
• "When you finish your exams, for how long will you have been studying English?"

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Übungen

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1)

By the time we move house at the end of the month, we    for several weeks. (pack)

 

2)

My parents    their new house this weekend. (decorate)

 

3)

If I can pass my exams, I    my time. (not waste)

 

4)

When you get home, for how long    you    ? (travel)

 

Please submit the missing answers shown in red
 

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Weitere Übungen

Vervollständigen Sie die Sätze mit der richtigen Antwort von a, b, c oder d, um das Futur II in der Verlaufsform zu bilden:
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1)

If it’s still raining tomorrow, it ____ all week.
 

have been raining

will has been raining

will have raining

will have been raining

 

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2)

When Sara leaves London at the end of the year, she ____ in the city for ten years.
 

will have been live

have will been living

will have been living

will has been living

 

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3)

David ____ his flight to be delayed.
 

will haven't been expecting

will have not been expecting

won't had been expecting

won't have been expecting

 

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4)

For how long ____ next week’s event?
 

will you has been plan

will you have been planning

you will have been planning

will have you been planning

 

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5)

Emma ____ the film because she prefers comedies.
 

not has been enjoying

not will have been enjoying

won't have been enjoying

will haven't been enjoying

 

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6)

For how long ____ the company when her contract finishes next year?
 

Clare will have been advising

will Clare have been advising

will have Clare been advising

will Clare has been advising

 

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Please submit the missing answers shown in red
 

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