Question

Change the following sentences into interrogative. (Future perfect continuous tense)
Tom will have been focusing on his studies for two hours.
1.
Dr Alex will have been treating the patients since 4 o'clock.
2.
Sneha will have been reciting the poem for half an hour.
3.
The professor will have been delivering a lecture for half an hour.
1
Mohak will have been reading the novel for the next two days.​

Answer 1

Answer:

1) will Tom be focusing on his studies for 2 hours?

2) Will Sneha have been reciting the poem for half an hour?

3) Will the professor have been delivering the lecture for half an hour?

4) Will Mohak be reading the novel for the next two days?

Explanation:

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