to get along on a shoestring
Idiom Definition:
"to get along on a shoestring"
to spend very little money to live one's life
This hitchhiker is travelling on a shoestring. - - - - -> 
Idiom Scenario 1:
Ned and Grace are reminiscing about the early days of their marriage ...
Grace: "Do you remember when we were first married?"
Ned: "I sure do! I was just starting my career so we had very little money."
Grace: "Yes, we had to get along on a shoestring."
Idiom Scenario 2:
Victor and Bruce are talking about continuing to repair and restore the race car they are working on together ...
Victor: "We still have so many repairs to make on the car."
Bruce: "Do you have any money?"
Victor: "I only have $100."
Bruce: "Well, then we will have to get along on a shoestring."
Idiom Scenario 3:
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Idiom Usage:
There are many uses for this idiom. For example, we can specifically state an activity:
It is possible to:
travel
operate a business
eat at a restaurant
and many other activities
on a shoestring.
When we use this idiom in the form, "get along on a shoestring", it refers to living one's life, with all its activities, using very little money.
"On a shoestring budget" means the planned expenditure of money for a certain activity is very small.
Gerund Form of the Idiom:
Getting along on a shoestring could mean eating a lot of rice.
Idiom Conjugations:
to get along on a shoestring
| PERSON | idiom in the positive | idiom in the negative | idiom as a question |
|---|---|---|---|
| First-singular (I) | I get along on a shoestring when I have very little money. |
I do not get along on a shoestring unless I have very little money. |
Do I get along on a shoestring when I have very little money? |
| Second-singular (you) | You get along on a shoestring when you travel with little money. |
You do not get along on a shoestring unless you travel with little money. |
Do you get along on a shoestring when you travel with little money? |
| Third-singular (he) | He gets along on a shoestring when payday is still eight days away. |
He does not gets along on a shoestring unless payday is still eight days away. |
Does he gets along on a shoestring when payday is still eight days away? |
| Third-singular (she) | She gets along on a shoestring when she wants to shop with almost no money. |
She does not gets along on a shoestring unless she wants to shop with almost no money. |
Does she gets along on a shoestring when she wants to shop with almost no money? |
| Third-singular (it) | Charity for Animals gets along on a shoestring when donations are low. |
Charity for Animals does not get along on a shoestring unless donations are low. |
Does Charity for Animals get along on a shoestring when donations are low? |
| First-plural (we) | We get along on a shoestring when we travel to out of town games. |
We do not get along on a shoestring unless we travel to out of town games. |
Do we get along on a shoestring when we travel to out of town games? |
| Second-plural (you all) | You (all) get along on a shoestring when you open an internet business. |
You (all) do not get along on a shoestring unless you open an internet business. |
Do you (all) get along on a shoestring when you open an internet business? |
| Third-plural (they) | They get along on a shoestring when necessity dictates. |
They do not get along on a shoestring unless necessity dictates. |
Do they get along on a shoestring when necessity dictates? |
| PERSON | idiom in the positive | idiom in the negative | idiom as a question |
|---|---|---|---|
| First-singular (I) | I am getting along on a shoestring during this trip around Europe. |
I am not getting along on a shoestring during this trip around Europe. |
Am I getting along on a shoestring during this trip around Europe? |
| Second-singular (you) | You are getting along on a shoestring during this trip around Europe. |
You are not getting along on a shoestring during this trip around Europe. |
Are you getting along on a shoestring during this trip around Europe? |
| Third-singular (he) | He is getting along on a shoestring during this trip around Europe. |
He is not getting along on a shoestring during this trip around Europe. |
Is he getting along on a shoestring during this trip around Europe? |
| Third-singular (she) | She is getting along on a shoestring during this trip around Europe. |
She is not getting along on a shoestring during this trip around Europe. |
Is she getting along on a shoestring during this trip around Europe? |
| Third-singular (it) | Charity for Animals is getting along on a shoestring during this donation campaign. |
Charity for Animals is not getting along on a shoestring during this donation campaign. |
Is Charity for Animals getting along on a shoestring during this donation campaign? |
| First-plural (we) | We are getting along on a shoestring during this trip around Europe. |
We are not getting along on a shoestring during this trip around Europe. |
Are we getting along on a shoestring during this trip around Europe? |
| Second-plural (you all) | You (all) are getting along on a shoestring during this trip around Europe. |
You are (all) not getting along on a shoestring during this trip around Europe. |
Are you (all) getting along on a shoestring during this trip around Europe? |
| Third-plural (they) | They are getting along on a shoestring during this trip around Europe. |
They are not getting along on a shoestring during this trip around Europe. |
Are they getting along on a shoestring during this trip around Europe? |
| PERSON | idiom in the positive | idiom in the negative | idiom as a question |
|---|---|---|---|
| First-singular (I) | I have gotten along on a shoestring many times in this life. |
I have not gotten along on a shoestring many times in this life. |
Have I gotten along on a shoestring many times in this life? |
| Second-singular (you) | You have gotten along on a shoestring many times in this life. |
You have not gotten along on a shoestring many times in this life. |
Have you gotten along on a shoestring many times in this life? |
| Third-singular (he) | He has gotten along on a shoestring many times in this life. |
He has not gotten along on a shoestring many times in this life. |
Has he gotten along on a shoestring many times in this life? |
| Third-singular (she) | She has gotten along on a shoestring many times in this life. |
She has not gotten along on a shoestring many times in this life. |
Has she gotten along on a shoestring many times in this life? |
| Third-singular (it) | Charity for Animals has gotten along on a shoestring before. |
Charity for Animals has not gotten along on a shoestring before. |
Has Charity for Animals gotten along on a shoestring before? |
| First-plural (we) | We have gotten along on a shoestring many times in this life. |
We have not gotten along on a shoestring many times in this life. |
Have we gotten along on a shoestring many times in this life? |
| Second-plural (you all) | You (all) have gotten along on a shoestring many times in this life. |
You (all) have not gotten along on a shoestring many times in this life. |
Have you (all) gotten along on a shoestring many times in this life? |
| Third-plural (they) | They have gotten along on a shoestring many times in this life. |
They have not gotten along on a shoestring many times in this life. |
Have they gotten along on a shoestring many times in this life? |
| PERSON | idiom in the positive | idiom in the negative | idiom as a question |
|---|---|---|---|
| First-singular (I) | I have been getting along on a shoestring for over a year now. |
I have not been getting along on a shoestring for over a year now. |
Have I been getting along on a shoestring for over a year now? |
| Second-singular (you) | You have been getting along on a shoestring for over a year now. |
You have not been getting along on a shoestring for over a year now. |
Have you been getting along on a shoestring for over a year now? |
| Third-singular (he) | He has been getting along on a shoestring for over a year now. |
He has not been getting along on a shoestring for over a year now. |
Has he been getting along on a shoestring for over a year now? |
| Third-singular (she) | She has been getting along on a shoestring for over a year now. |
She has not been getting along on a shoestring for over a year now. |
Has she been getting along on a shoestring for over a year now? |
| Third-singular (it) | Charity for Animals has been getting along on a shoestring for most of its existence. |
Charity for Animals has not been getting along on a shoestring for most of its existence. |
Has Charity for Animals been getting along on a shoestring for most of its existence? |
| First-plural (we) | We have been getting along on a shoestring for over a year now. |
We have not been getting along on a shoestring for over a year now. |
Have we been getting along on a shoestring for over a year now? |
| Second-plural (you all) | You (all) have been getting along on a shoestring for over a year now. |
You (all) have not been getting along on a shoestring for over a year now. |
Have you (all) been getting along on a shoestring for over a year now? |
| Third-plural (they) | They have been getting along on a shoestring for over a year now. |
They have not been getting along on a shoestring for over a year now. |
Have they been getting along on a shoestring for over a year now? |
to get along on a shoestring
| PERSON | idiom in the positive | idiom in the negative | idiom as a question |
|---|---|---|---|
| First-singular (I) | I got along on a shoestring in university. |
I did not get along on a shoestring in university. |
Did I get along on a shoestring in university? |
| Second-singular (you) | You got along on a shoestring in university. |
You did not get along on a shoestring in university. |
Did you get along on a shoestring in university? |
| Third-singular (he) | He got along on a shoestring in university. |
He did not get along on a shoestring in university. |
Did he get along on a shoestring in university? |
| Third-singular (she) | She got along on a shoestring in university. |
She did not get along on a shoestring in university. |
Did she get along on a shoestring in university? |
| Third-singular (it) | Internet Business S got along on a shoestring last year. |
Internet Business S did not get along on a shoestring last year. |
Did Internet Business S get along on a shoestring last year? |
| First-plural (we) | We got along on a shoestring in university. |
We did not get along on a shoestring in university. |
Did we get along on a shoestring in university? |
| Second-plural (you all) | You (all) got along on a shoestring in university. |
You (all) did not get along on a shoestring in university. |
Did you (all) get along on a shoestring in university? |
| Third-plural (they) | They got along on a shoestring in university. |
They did not get along on a shoestring in university. |
Did they get along on a shoestring in university? |
| PERSON | idiom in the positive | idiom in the negative | idiom as a question |
|---|---|---|---|
| First-singular (I) | I was getting along on a shoestring in university when a scholarship was approved. |
I was not getting along on a shoestring in university when a scholarship was approved. |
Was I getting along on a shoestring in university when a scholarship was approved? |
| Second-singular (you) | You were getting along on a shoestring in university when a scholarship was approved. |
You were not getting along on a shoestring in university when a scholarship was approved. |
Were you getting along on a shoestring in university when a scholarship was approved? |
| Third-singular (he) | He was getting along on a shoestring in university when a scholarship was approved. |
He was not getting along on a shoestring in university when a scholarship was approved. |
Was he getting along on a shoestring in university when a scholarship was approved? |
| Third-singular (she) | She was getting along on a shoestring in university when a scholarship was approved. |
She was not getting along on a shoestring in university when a scholarship was approved. |
Was she getting along on a shoestring in university when a scholarship was approved? |
| Third-singular (it) | Internet Business S was getting along on a shoestring when it first started. |
Internet Business S was not getting along on a shoestring when it first started. |
Was Internet Business S getting along on a shoestring when it first started? |
| First-plural (we) | We were getting along on a shoestring in university when a scholarship was approved. |
We were not getting along on a shoestring in university when a scholarship was approved. |
Were we getting along on a shoestring in university when a scholarship was approved? |
| Second-plural (you all) | You (all) were getting along on a shoestring in university when a scholarship was approved. |
You (all) were not getting along on a shoestring in university when a scholarship was approved. |
Were you (all) getting along on a shoestring in university when a scholarship was approved? |
| Third-plural (they) | They were getting along on a shoestring in university when a scholarship was approved. |
They were not getting along on a shoestring in university when a scholarship was approved. |
Were they getting along on a shoestring in university when a scholarship was approved? |
| PERSON | idiom in the positive | idiom in the negative | idiom as a question |
|---|---|---|---|
| First-singular (I) | I had gotten along on a shoestring by the time a scholarship was approved. |
I had not gotten along on a shoestring by the time a scholarship was approved. |
Had I gotten along on a shoestring by the time a scholarship was approved? |
| Second-singular (you) | You had gotten along on a shoestring by the time a scholarship was approved. |
You had not gotten along on a shoestring by the time a scholarship was approved. |
Had you gotten along on a shoestring by the time a scholarship was approved? |
| Third-singular (he) | He had gotten along on a shoestring by the time a scholarship was approved. |
He had not gotten along on a shoestring by the time a scholarship was approved. |
Had he gotten along on a shoestring by the time a scholarship was approved? |
| Third-singular (she) | She had gotten along on a shoestring by the time a scholarship was approved. |
She had not gotten along on a shoestring by the time a scholarship was approved. |
Had she gotten along on a shoestring by the time a scholarship was approved? |
| Third-singular (it) | Internet Business S had gotten along on a shoestring before people started making purchases. |
Internet Business S had not gotten along on a shoestring before people started making purchases. |
Had Internet Business S gotten along on a shoestring before people started making purchases.? |
| First-plural (we) | We had gotten along on a shoestring by the time a scholarship was approved. |
We had not gotten along on a shoestring by the time a scholarship was approved. |
Had we gotten along on a shoestring by the time a scholarship was approved? |
| Second-plural (you all) | You (all) had gotten along on a shoestring by the time a scholarship was approved. |
You (all) had not gotten along on a shoestring by the time a scholarship was approved. |
Had you (all) gotten along on a shoestring by the time a scholarship was approved? |
| Third-plural (they) | They had gotten along on a shoestring by the time a scholarship was approved. |
They had not gotten along on a shoestring by the time a scholarship was approved. |
Had they gotten along on a shoestring by the time a scholarship was approved? |
| PERSON | idiom in the positive | idiom in the negative | idiom as a question |
|---|---|---|---|
| First-singular (I) | I had been getting along on a shoestring for a year by the time a scholarship was approved. |
I had not been getting along on a shoestring for a year by the time a scholarship was approved. |
Had I been getting along on a shoestring for a year by the time a scholarship was approved? |
| Second-singular (you) | You had been getting along on a shoestring for a year by the time a scholarship was approved. |
You had not been getting along on a shoestring for a year by the time a scholarship was approved. |
Had you been getting along on a shoestring for a year by the time a scholarship was approved? |
| Third-singular (he) | He had been getting along on a shoestring for a year by the time a scholarship was approved. |
He had not been getting along on a shoestring for a year by the time a scholarship was approved. |
Had he been getting along on a shoestring for a year by the time a scholarship was approved? |
| Third-singular (she) | She had been getting along on a shoestring for a year by the time a scholarship was approved. |
She had not been getting along on a shoestring for a year by the time a scholarship was approved. |
Had she been getting along on a shoestring for a year by the time a scholarship was approved? |
| Third-singular (it) | Internet Business S had been getting along on a shoestring for about a year by the time people started to make purchases. |
Internet Business S had not been getting along on a shoestring for about a year by the time people started to make purchases. |
Had Internet Business S been getting along on a shoestring for about a year by the time people started to make purchases? |
| First-plural (we) | We had been getting along on a shoestring for a year by the time a scholarship was approved. |
We had not been getting along on a shoestring for a year by the time a scholarship was approved. |
Had we been getting along on a shoestring for a year by the time a scholarship was approved? |
| Second-plural (you all) | You (all) had been getting along on a shoestring for a year by the time a scholarship was approved. |
You (all) had not been getting along on a shoestring for a year by the time a scholarship was approved. |
Had you (all) been getting along on a shoestring for a year by the time a scholarship was approved? |
| Third-plural (they) | They had been getting along on a shoestring for a year by the time a scholarship was approved. |
They had not been getting along on a shoestring for a year by the time a scholarship was approved. |
Had they been getting along on a shoestring for a year by the time a scholarship was approved? |
to get along on a shoestring
| PERSON | idiom in the positive | idiom in the negative | idiom as a question |
|---|---|---|---|
| First-singular (I) | I will get along on a shoestring next year. I am going to get along on a shoestring next year. |
I will not get along on a shoestring next year. I am not going to get along on a shoestring next year. |
Will I get along on a shoestring next year? Am I going to get along on a shoestring next year? |
| Second-singular (you) | You will get along on a shoestring next year. You are going to get along on a shoestring next year. |
You will not get along on a shoestring next year. You are not going to get along on a shoestring next year. |
Will you get along on a shoestring next year? Are you going to get along on a shoestring next year? |
| Third-singular (he) | He will get along on a shoestring next year. He is going to get along on a shoestring next year. |
He will not get along on a shoestring next year. He is not going to get along on a shoestring next year. |
Will he get along on a shoestring next year? Is he going to get along on a shoestring next year? |
| Third-singular (she) | She will get along on a shoestring next year. She is going to get along on a shoestring next year. |
She will not get along on a shoestring next year. She is not going to get along on a shoestring next year. |
Will she get along on a shoestring next year? Is she going to get along on a shoestring next year? |
| Third-singular (it) | Film Company W will get along on a shoestring next year. Film Company W is going to get along on a shoestring next year. |
Film Company W will not get along on a shoestring next year. Film Company W is not going to get along on a shoestring next year. |
Will Film Company W get along on a shoestring next year? Is Film Company W going to get along on a shoestring next year? |
| First-plural (we) | We will get along on a shoestring next year. We are going to get along on a shoestring next year. |
We will not get along on a shoestring next year. We are not going to get along on a shoestring next year. |
Will we get along on a shoestring next year? Are we going to get along on a shoestring next year? |
| Second-plural (you all) | You (all) will get along on a shoestring next year. You (all) are going to get along on a shoestring next year. |
You (all) will not get along on a shoestring next year. You (all) are not going to get along on a shoestring next year. |
Will you (all) get along on a shoestring next year? Are you (all) going to get along on a shoestring next year? |
| Third-plural (they) | They will get along on a shoestring next year. They are going to get along on a shoestring next year. |
They will not get along on a shoestring next year. They are not going to get along on a shoestring next year. |
Will they get along on a shoestring next year? Are they going to get along on a shoestring next year? |
| PERSON | idiom in the positive | idiom in the negative | idiom as a question |
|---|---|---|---|
| First-singular (I) | I will be getting along on a shoestring backpacking through Asia next year. I am going to be getting along on a shoestring backpacking through Asia next year. |
I will not be getting along on a shoestring backpacking through Asia next year. I am not going to be getting along on a shoestring backpacking through Asia next year. |
Will I be getting along on a shoestring backpacking through Asia next year? Am I going to be getting along on a shoestring backpacking through Asia next year? |
| Second-singular (you) | You will be getting along on a shoestring backpacking through Asia next year. You are going to be getting along on a shoestring backpacking through Asia next year. |
You will not be getting along on a shoestring backpacking through Asia next year. You are not going to be getting along on a shoestring backpacking through Asia next year. |
Will you be getting along on a shoestring backpacking through Asia next year? Are you going to be getting along on a shoestring backpacking through Asia next year? |
| Third-singular (he) | He will be getting along on a shoestring backpacking through Asia next year. He is going to be getting along on a shoestring backpacking through Asia next year. |
He will not be getting along on a shoestring backpacking through Asia next year. He is not going to be getting along on a shoestring backpacking through Asia next year. |
Will he be getting along on a shoestring backpacking through Asia next year? Is he going to be getting along on a shoestring backpacking through Asia next year? |
| Third-singular (she) | She will be getting along on a shoestring backpacking through Asia next year. She is going to be getting along on a shoestring backpacking through Asia next year. |
She will not be getting along on a shoestring backpacking through Asia next year. She is not going to be getting along on a shoestring backpacking through Asia next year. |
Will she be getting along on a shoestring backpacking through Asia next year? Is she going to be getting along on a shoestring backpacking through Asia next year? |
| Third-singular (it) | Film Company W will be getting along on a shoestring producing its low budget movie next year. Film Company W is going to be getting along on a shoestring producing its low budget movie next year. |
Film Company W will not be getting along on a shoestring producing its low budget movie next year. Film Company W is not going to be getting along on a shoestring producing its low budget movie next year. |
Will Film Company W be getting along on a shoestring producing its low budget movie next year? Is Film Company W going to be getting along on a shoestring producing its low budget movie next year? |
| First-plural (we) | We will be getting along on a shoestring backpacking through Asia next year. We are going to be getting along on a shoestring backpacking through Asia next year. |
We will not be getting along on a shoestring backpacking through Asia next year. We are not going to be getting along on a shoestring backpacking through Asia next year. |
Will we be getting along on a shoestring backpacking through Asia next year? Are we going to be getting along on a shoestring backpacking through Asia next year? |
| Second-plural (you all) | You (all) will be getting along on a shoestring backpacking through Asia next year. You (all) are going to be getting along on a shoestring backpacking through Asia next year. |
You (all) will not be getting along on a shoestring backpacking through Asia next year. You (all) are not going to be getting along on a shoestring backpacking through Asia next year. |
Will you (all) be getting along on a shoestring backpacking through Asia next year? Are you (all) going to be getting along on a shoestring backpacking through Asia next year? |
| Third-plural (they) | They will be getting along on a shoestring backpacking through Asia next year. They are going to be getting along on a shoestring backpacking through Asia next year. |
They will not be getting along on a shoestring backpacking through Asia next year. They are not going to be getting along on a shoestring backpacking through Asia next year. |
Will they be getting along on a shoestring backpacking through Asia next year? Are they going to be getting along on a shoestring backpacking through Asia next year? |
| PERSON | idiom in the positive | idiom in the negative | idiom as a question |
|---|---|---|---|
| First-singular (I) | I will have gotten along on a shoestring by the time the trip is finished. I am going to have gotten along on a shoestring by the time the trip is finished. |
I will not have gotten along on a shoestring by the time the trip is finished. I am not going to have gotten along on a shoestring by the time the trip is finished. |
Will I have gotten along on a shoestring by the time the trip is finished? Am I going to have gotten along on a shoestring by the time the trip is finished? |
| Second-singular (you) | You will have gotten along on a shoestring by the time the trip is finished. You are going to have gotten along on a shoestring by the time the trip is finished. |
You will not have gotten along on a shoestring by the time the trip is finished. You are not going to have gotten along on a shoestring by the time the trip is finished. |
Will you have gotten along on a shoestring by the time the trip is finished? Are you going to have gotten along on a shoestring by the time the trip is finished? |
| Third-singular (he) | He will have gotten along on a shoestring by the time the trip is finished. He is going to have gotten along on a shoestring by the time the trip is finished. |
He will not have gotten along on a shoestring by the time the trip is finished. He is not going to have gotten along on a shoestring by the time the trip is finished. |
Will he have gotten along on a shoestring by the time the trip is finished? Is he going to have gotten along on a shoestring by the time the trip is finished? |
| Third-singular (she) | She will have gotten along on a shoestring by the time the trip is finished. She is going to have gotten along on a shoestring by the time the trip is finished. |
She will not have gotten along on a shoestring by the time the trip is finished. She is not going to have gotten along on a shoestring by the time the trip is finished. |
Will she have gotten along on a shoestring by the time the trip is finished? Is she going to have gotten along on a shoestring by the time the trip is finished? |
| Third-singular (it) | Film Company W will have gotten along on a shoestring by the time it finishes its movie. Film Company W is going to have gotten along on a shoestring by the time it finishes its movie. |
Film Company W will not have gotten along on a shoestring by the time it finishes its movie. Film Company W is not going to have gotten along on a shoestring by the time it finishes its movie. |
Will Film Company W have gotten along on a shoestring by the time it finishes its movie? Is Film Company W going to have gotten along on a shoestring by the time it finishes its movie? |
| First-plural (we) | We will have gotten along on a shoestring by the time the trip is finished. We are going to have gotten along on a shoestring by the time the trip is finished. |
We will not have gotten along on a shoestring by the time the trip is finished. We are not going to have gotten along on a shoestring by the time the trip is finished. |
Will we have gotten along on a shoestring by the time the trip is finished? Are we going to have gotten along on a shoestring by the time the trip is finished? |
| Second-plural (you all) | You (all) will have gotten along on a shoestring by the time the trip is finished. You (all) are going to have gotten along on a shoestring by the time the trip is finished. |
You (all) will not have gotten along on a shoestring by the time the trip is finished. You (all) are not going to have gotten along on a shoestring by the time the trip is finished. |
Will you (all) have gotten along on a shoestring by the time the trip is finished? Are you (all) going to have gotten along on a shoestring by the time the trip is finished?
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| Third-plural (they) | They will have gotten along on a shoestring by the time the trip is finished. They are going to have gotten along on a shoestring by the time the trip is finished. |
They will not have gotten along on a shoestring by the time the trip is finished. They are not going to have gotten along on a shoestring by the time the trip is finished. |
Will they have gotten along on a shoestring by the time the trip is finished? Are they going to have gotten along on a shoestring by the time the trip is finished? |
| PERSON | idiom in the positive | idiom in the negative | idiom as a question |
|---|---|---|---|
| First-singular (I) | I will have been getting along on a shoestring for the entire trip by the time the trip is over. I am going to have been getting along on a shoestring for the entire trip by the time the trip is over. |
I will not have been getting along on a shoestring for the entire trip by the time the trip is over. I am not going to have been getting along on a shoestring for the entire trip by the time the trip is over. |
Will I have been getting along on a shoestring for the entire trip by the time the trip is over? Am I going to have been getting along on a shoestring for the entire trip by the time the trip is over? |
| Second-singular (you) | You will have been getting along on a shoestring for the entire trip by the time the trip is over. You are going to have been getting along on a shoestring for the entire trip by the time the trip is over. |
You will not have been getting along on a shoestring for the entire trip by the time the trip is over. You are not going to have been getting along on a shoestring for the entire trip by the time the trip is over. |
Will you have been getting along on a shoestring for the entire trip by the time the trip is over? Are you going to have been getting along on a shoestring for the entire trip by the time the trip is over? |
| Third-singular (he) | He will have been getting along on a shoestring for the entire trip by the time the trip is over. He is going to have been getting along on a shoestring for the entire trip by the time the trip is over. |
He will not have been getting along on a shoestring for the entire trip by the time the trip is over. He is not going to have been getting along on a shoestring for the entire trip by the time the trip is over. |
Will he have been getting along on a shoestring for the entire trip by the time the trip is over? Is he going to have been getting along on a shoestring for the entire trip by the time the trip is over? |
| Third-singular (she) | She will have been getting along on a shoestring for the entire trip by the time the trip is over. She is going to have been getting along on a shoestring for the entire trip by the time the trip is over. |
She will not have been getting along on a shoestring for the entire trip by the time the trip is over. She is not going to have been getting along on a shoestring for the entire trip by the time the trip is over. |
Will she have been getting along on a shoestring for the entire trip by the time the trip is over? Is she going to have been getting along on a shoestring for the entire trip by the time the trip is over? |
| Third-singular (it) | Film Company W will have been getting along on a budget for the entire filming of the movie providing there are no unseen expenses. Film Company W is going to have been getting along on a budget for the entire filming of the movie providing there are no unseen expenses. |
Film Company W will not have been getting along on a budget for the entire filming of the movie providing there are no unseen expenses. Film Company W is not going to have been getting along on a budget for the entire filming of the movie providing there are no unseen expenses. |
Will Film Company W have been getting along on a budget for the entire filming of the movie providing there are no unseen expenses? Is Film Company W going to have been getting along on a budget for the entire filming of the movie providing there are no unseen expenses? |
| First-plural (we) | We will have been getting along on a shoestring for the entire trip by the time the trip is over. We are going to have been getting along on a shoestring for the entire trip by the time the trip is over. |
We will not have been getting along on a shoestring for the entire trip by the time the trip is over. We are not going to have been getting along on a shoestring for the entire trip by the time the trip is over. |
Will we have been getting along on a shoestring for the entire trip by the time the trip is over? Are we going to have been getting along on a shoestring for the entire trip by the time the trip is over? |
| Second-plural (you all) | You (all) will have been getting along on a shoestring for the entire trip by the time the trip is over. You (all) are going to have been getting along on a shoestring for the entire trip by the time the trip is over. |
You (all) will not have been getting along on a shoestring for the entire trip by the time the trip is over. You (all) are not going to have been getting along on a shoestring for the entire trip by the time the trip is over. |
Will you (all) have been getting along on a shoestring for the entire trip by the time the trip is over? Are you (all) going to have been getting along on a shoestring for the entire trip by the time the trip is over? |
| Third-plural (they) | They will have been getting along on a shoestring for the entire trip by the time the trip is over. They are going to have been getting along on a shoestring for the entire trip by the time the trip is over. |
They will not have been getting along on a shoestring for the entire trip by the time the trip is over. They are not going to have been getting along on a shoestring for the entire trip by the time the trip is over. |
Will they have been getting along on a shoestring for the entire trip by the time the trip is over? Are they going to have been getting along on a shoestring for the entire trip by the time the trip is over? |
