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33 Mohammad Mahfooz Hussain4. Future Perfect Continuous Tense:Syntax:Active Subject + will/shall + have + been + Ving + ObjectPassive Subject + will/shall + have + been + being + V3 + ObjectAlternative Future Perfect Passive (with time phrase)Example:Active: By next year, the company will have been producing electric cars for a decade.Passive: By next year, electric cars will have been being produced by the company for a decade.Alternative: By next year, electric cars will have been in production by the company for a decade.Explanation:Although the sequence %u201cwill have been being produced%u201d is grammatically correct but never used in practical life.To avoid this complexity, one might rephrase the sentence in Future Perfect Tense + Time Phrase.Alternative Constructions:In situations where passive constructions are awkward or unnatural, English speakers often employ alternative expressions to convey the same meaning. Common strategies include using Phrases Like %u201cUndergoing%u201d or %u201cIn Progress%u201d.