PAPERS GRAMMAR

“ADJECTIVE AND SIMPLE FUTURE”

Group 10:

ADELLA LAY TUFADEL N1D219001

DEWI SUKMA N1D219007
ERLIS AGUSTINA N1D219009
FITRA HANDAYANI N1D219011
ISDANOFA N1D219013
ALDIMAS AFDHALUS N1D219089

CLASS A
ENGLISH LITERATURE STUDY PROGRAM
FACULTY OF CULTURAL STUDIES
HALU OLEO UNIVERSITY
2019
 Past Future Continuous Tense

The past perfect continuous tense (also known as the past perfect progressive
tense) shows that an action that started in the past continued up until another time
in the past. The past perfect continuous tense is constructed using had been + the
verb’s present participle (root + -ing).

Past future continuous tense is used to express about the idea’ that in the past
action/event was predicted, planned, promised, expected or obliged to be
happening (being continued) in a certain period in the past future, or while
simultaneously another action/event happened or was also happening (being
continued) in the same period in the past future, regardless the fact that idea was
not proved to be true.

The Pattern or Formula of Past Future Continuous Tense

Verbal

(+) S + Would/Should + Be + V-ing + O + Adj / Noun / Adv

(-) S + Would/Should + Not + Be + V-ing + O + Adj / Noun / Adv
(?) Would/Should + S + Be + V-ing + O + Adj / Noun / Adv

Example:

(+) My mother would be cooking vegetables at this hour yesterday morning.

(-) My mother would not be cooking vegetables at this hour yesterday morning.
(?) Would my mother be cooking vegetables at this hour yesterday morning?

Nominal

(+) S + Would/Should + Be + Being + O + Adj / Noun / Adv

(-) S + Would/Should + Not + Be + Being + O + Adj / Noun / Adv
(?) Would/Should + S + Be + Being + O + Adj / Noun / Adv

Example:

(+) I should be being a art director if I did work at Pixar studio.

(-) I should not be being a art director if I did work at Pixar studio.
(?) should you be being a art director if I did work at Pixar studio?

Time Signals
1. At……o’clock yesterday
2. On Wednesday last week
3. By this time yesterday
4. In January last year
 Past Future Perfect Tense

Past future perfect tense is usually used to express the activities that will (should)
have been
completed at past time and to declare a conditional sentence type III (past unreal /
regretting).

NOTE: This tense is usually used in conditional sentence type III

Past future perfect is used to declare an act or event that would have been
completed in the past or state a presupposition that might not have happened
because the conditions would certainly not be fulfilled.

The Pattern or Formula of Past Future Perfect Tense

Verbal

(+) S + should/would + have + V-3 + O

(-) S + shouldn’t/wouldn’t + have + V-3 + O

(?) Should/would + S + have + V-3 + O

Example:

(+) She would have come here if she had called him.
(-) She wouldn’t have come here if she had not called him.
(?) would she have come here if she had called him ?

Nominal

(+) S + Would/Should + Have + Been + O + Adj / Noun / Adv

(-) S + Would/Should + Not + Have + Been + O + Adj / Noun / Adv
(?) Would/Should + S + Have + Been + O + Adj / Noun / Adv

Example:

(+) I should have been at Studio if they had invited me.

(-) I should not have been at Studio if they had not invited me.
(?) should you have been at Studio there if they had invited me ?
 Past Future Perfect Continuous Tense

Past future perfect continuous tense is tenses used to express sentences that would
have been happening in the past. These tenses are similar to future perfect
continuous tense, the equation is there that both have more than one-time
information in one sentence. Past future continuous tense is a presupposition or
assumption, the intention is that the perpetrator in the sentence only gives an
assumption in the sentence stated by him.

Past Future Perfect Continuous Tense is used to express an action or imaginary

situation that would have been happening in the past. The verb of Past Future
Perfect Continuous Tense is in progress at a certain point or during certain periods
in the past. Past Future Perfect Continuous Tenses are suppositions or
assumptions, referring to the actors in the sentence just assumed the sentence
stated by it.

Actually, Past Future Perfect Continuous Tense is rarely being used in daily life,
however, there is no mistake if we know it.

The Pattern or Formula of Past Future Perfect Continuous Tense

Verbal
(+) S + Would/Should + Have + Been + V-ing + O + ANA
(-) S + Would/Should + Not + Have + Been + V-ing + O + ANA
(?) Would/Should + S + Have + Been + V-ing + O + ANA

Example :

(+) My boyfriend would have been giving flower at this hour yesterday morning.
(-) My boyfriend would not have been giving flower at this hour yesterday
morning.
(?) Would your boyfriend have been giving flower at this hour yesterday
morning?

Nominal

(+) S + Would/Should + Have + Been + Being + O + ANA

(-) S + Would/Should + Not + Have + Been + Being + O + ANA
(?) Would/Should + S + Have + Been + Being + O + ANA

Example:

(+) I should have been being an art director by studying animation.

(-) I should’nt have been being art director by studying animation.
(?) Should you have been being art director by studying animation.