In which sentence is the underlined verb in the future perfect progressive tense?

-She will be visiting New York City when she turns five years old.

-By the age of five, she will have visited New York City.

-At the age of five, she will visit New York City.

-She will have been visiting New York City for a week when she turns five years old.

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Avah Cobb

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9 September, 01:14

In which sentence is the underlined verb in the future perfect progressive tense?

-She will be visiting New York City when she turns five years old.

-By the age of five, she will have visited New York City.

-At the age of five, she will visit New York City.

-She will have been visiting New York City for a week when she turns five years old.

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Sonny Potts · Answer 1

The last sentence, She will have been visiting New York City for a week when she turns five years old is the sentence that has the future perfect progressive tense. That is the verb will have been visiting.