will have + past participle

Motorist Alan Hesketh will have been asking himself whether speed cameras are good idea after he was fined $100 last week for driving at 33 mph in a 30 mph zone.

Do you accept the tenses in the sentence:?:?:

I think this depends on the context. What was the sentence that appeared before this one? It sounds like this sentence is continuing on from something else.

It could be correct, but it probably should have been rewritten.

panicmonger said:

Motorist Alan Hesketh will have been asking himself whether speed cameras are good idea after he was fined $100 last week for driving at 33 mph in a 30 mph zone.

Do you accept the tenses in the sentence:?:?:

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It looks fine to me.

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panicmonger said:

Motorist Alan Hesketh will have been asking himself whether speed cameras are good idea after he was fined $100 last week for driving at 33 mph in a 30 mph zone.

Do you accept the tenses in the sentence:?:?:

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Let me try

By the next time he is fined again for his fast driving motorist Alan Hesketh will have been asking himself many times whether speed cameras are good idea or not because he was fined $100 for driving at 33mph in a 30mph zone.

If the future perfect continuous tense is used a future time reference before which the future perfect continuous action started (and maybe continue after the reference time) in the future must be used as well.

Long sentences are confusing. This one is fine.

Motorist Alan Hesketh will/must have been asking himself whether speed cameras are good idea after he was fined $100 last week for driving at 33 mph in a 30 mph zone.

He must/will, I presume, I don't know, have been asking himself, if speed cameras are a good idea after he was fined last week.

'He will, I'm sure, but not certain, have been ...' 'He must, I presume, but I don't know, have been ...' Since you don't know whether or not he actually asked himself anything, you use a subjunctive 'will/must'.

If you knew for certain, you would write 'He asked himself last week, after being fined, whether ....'

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