Example of Future Perfect Continuous Tense

Affirmative

1. I will have been sleeping for two hours by the time my brother gets home because he will get home at midnight
2. You will have been sleeping for two hours by the time your brother gets home because he will get home at midnight
3. We will have been sleeping for two hours by the time our brother gets home because he will get home at midnight
4. They will have been sleeping for two hours by the time their brother gets home because he will get home at midnight

Example of Future Perfect Tense

Affirmative

1. By tomorrow, I will have lived in Bali
2. By tomorrow, you will have studied English
3. By tomorrow, we will have drunk coffee
4. By tomorrow, they will have watched football match

Example of Future Continuous Tense

Affirmative

1. I will be living in Bali
2. You will be studying English
3. We will be drinking coffee
4. They will be watching football match

Example of Simple Future Tense

Affirmative

1. I will go to Bali 
2. You will  study English 
3. We will drink coffee 
4. They will watch football match 

Future Perfect Continuous Tense

Usage of Future Perfect Continuous Tense

1. Future Perfect Continuous Tense emphasize the duration of an activity that will be in progress before another time or event in the future (I will have been sleeping for two hours by the time my brother gets home because he will get home at midnight
2. Sometime Future Perfect Continuous Tense and Future Perfect Tense have same meaning (By tomorrow I will have been finishing my homework it has same meaning with By tomorrow I will
   

Future Perfect Tense

Usage of Future Perfect Tense

1. Future Perfect Tense refers to an action, which will have been completed at a particular point of time in the future. It is always used with a time expression. (In 4 years' time, I will have finished studying in university)
2. Future Perfect Tense refers to an action, which will have been continuing for a period of time by a particular point of time in the future. it can be substituted by the future perfect continuous tense (By tomorrow I will have finished my homework it can be substituted By tomorrow I will have been finishing my homework
   

Future Continuous Tense

Usage of Future Continuous Tense

1. Future Continuous Tense is used to express future actions without definite time limits. (I will be living in Manchester after getting married)
2. Future Continuous Tense is used to express something that will be continuing at some particular time in the future (I shall be cooking dinner when my husband goes home)

Simple Future Tense

Usage of Simple Future Tense

Simple Future Tense is used to express future time. It is expressed with the use will and shall. Will is used for all persons. Shall is used for both the first person singular and plural.  (I, you, he, they will eat rice) and (I and we shall eat rice)

More Examples of Simple Future Tense

Form of Simple Future Tense

Example of Past Perfect Continuous Tense

Affirmative

1. I had been reading business magazine
2. You had been drinking coffee
3. We had been studying English for 10 years
4. They had been listening to their teacher's explanation

Example of Past Perfect Tense

Affirmative

1. I had read business magazine
2. You had drunk coffee
3. We had studied English for 10 years
4. They had listened to their teacher's explanation

Example of Past Continuous Tense

Affirmative

1. I was reading business magazine
2. You were studying English 
3. We were drinking coffee 
4. They were listening to Dangdut songs

Example of Simple Past Tense

Affirmative

1. I was a student
2. You were handsome boy
3. We were workers
4. They were workers

Past Perfect Continuous Tense

Usage of Past Perfect Continuous Tense

1. Past Perfect Continuous Tense is used to express an action which began at a certain in the past and was still continuing or had just finished at another point of time in the past (He grew thin because he had not been sleeping well for a week)
2. Past Perfect Continuous Tense may be replaced by the past perfect tense. the above example may be written thus: (He grew thin because he had not slept well for a week) 

Past Perfect Tense

Usage of Past Perfect Tense

1. Past Perfect Tense is used to describe an action that took place in the past before another past action. It is used in conjunction with the past tense (By the time we arrived, my uncle had gone)
2. Past Perfect Tense can be used similarly for an action:

• Which began before the time of speaking in the past and was still continuing at that time (I had lived in New York since I was child)

Past Continuous Tense

Usage of Past Continuous Tense

1. Past Continuous Tense is used to say that somebody was in the middle of doing something at a certain time (I was studying at 8 o’clock last night)
2. Simple Past and Past Continuous Tense are often used together to say that something happened in the middle of something else (I studied when you were sleeping)

More Examples of Past Continuous Tense

Form of Past Continuous Tense

Simple Past Tense

Usage of Simple Past Tense 

1. Simple Past Tense is used to refer to an action or event in the past and in the certain time which was done (I went to America last year) 
2. Simple Past Tense is used to refer to an action or event that usual to be done in the past and not to be done anymore (I always went to school by car) 
3. Simple Past Tense is used to refer to an action or event in the past and in the uncertain (I went to America)

Example of Present Perfect Continuous Tense

Affirmative

1. I have been reading business magazine
2. You have been studying English
3. We have been drinking coffee
4. They have been listening to Dangdut songs

Example of Present Perfect Tense

Affirmative

1. I have read business magazine
2. You have drunk coffee
3. we have studied English for 10 years
4. They have listened to their teacher's explanation

Example of Present Continuous Tense

Affirmative

1. I am reading business magazine 
2. You are studying English 
3. We are drinking coffee 
4. They are listening to Dangdut songs 

Example of Simple Present Tense

Affirmative

1. I am a learner
2. You are handsome boy
3. We are human not robot
4. They are workers