Future Continuous and Future Perfect

- BE KIND
- PARCTICIPATE

IN ACTIVE WAY.

- SHOW RESPECT.

Open Ended

What will you be doing at 8 o´clock tonight?

DIANA PANTOJA AVALOS

PURPOSE:
USE AND WRITE FUTURE CONTINUOUS AND FUTURE PERFECT TO COMPLETE SENTENCES CORRECTLY.

The Future Continuous.

To say what will be happining at the certain point in the
future.

I will be flying over the Pacific tomorrow at this time!

Don’t call me between nine and ten. I’ll be having my
psysiotherapy then.

This time next week I will be on holiday.
I will be lying on the beach or swimming in the sea!

The Future Continuous is also used for planned actions,
as an alternative to the PRESENT CONTINUOUS

They are arriving tonight.

They will be arriving tonight.

I am not using the car today.

I won’t be using the car today.

Questions with the future continuous are used to ask
about other people’s plans in the polite way.

What time will you be leaving tomorrow morning,
Mr Smith?

Will you be working next week?

Multiple Choice

Tomorrow morning, we (work)

• will be working

• will work

• will have been working

• will be worked

Multiple Choice

He (not/draw) ______tomorrow morning.

• will not have been drawing

• will not be drawing

Multiple Choice

I (read) ____ a book this evening.

• will be reading

• will have been reading

• will reading

Multiple Choice

People ______________on mars by the end of this century.

• will living

• will have lived

• will be living

The Future Perfect

I will have done

The Future Perfect is used to say that something will ALREADY
be COMPLETE by the certain time in the future. It is often used
with time expressions such as by five o’clock, by the time you
arrive, in two weeks’ time, by Friday etc.

You will have learnt to speak Spanish fluently in
two years’ time.

You don’t need to come and help us make dinner.
We will have finished cooking by the time you
arrive.

In two years’ time I will have become rich!

Multiple Choice

select the correct sentence on future perfect

• I will be reading this book.

• I go to read the book tomorrow.

• I will have read this book by tomorrow.

• I won't reading the book tomorrow.

Multiple Choice

How is the future perfect formed?

• Do + have + past participle

• Will + have + past participle

• Will be + verb + ing

• Have + past participle

Multiple Choice

By 2050 scientists _________ a cure for cancer.

• will be found

• will have found

• will be founding

• will have founding

Multiple Choice

At this time tomorrow, I _______ to pay off my debts.

• will have money

• will have offered

• will have had money

Multiple Choice

By the time I finish this class, I ____ ten tests.

• take

• have taken

• took

• will have taken

Multiple Choice

By this time next year

• I will have moved to London

• I have moved to London

• I move to London

Multiple Choice

By the end of this series of classes,--------------- all the tenses in English.

• You learn

• You have learnt

• You will have learnt

Multiple Choice

Next year in May, -------------- here for 25 years.

• He will have work

• He will have worked

• He will work

Now identify both tenses:
Future continuous vs Future Perfect

Multiple Choice

Leo broke his arm yesterday. He ................. tomorrow.

• will not be climbing

• will not have climbed

Multiple Choice

I'm going to Egypt tonight. This time tomorrow. I .................. at the pyramids.

• will be looking

• will have looked

Multiple Choice

We're late. By the time we arrive, everyone ....

• will be leaving

• will have left

Multiple Choice

5. By the end of this survival Skills Course, we ........... much.

• won't be learning

• won't have learnt

Multiple Choice

I'm travelling to Alaska. This time next week, I ............... bears and whales.

• will be watching

• will have watched

Multiple Choice

(you / retire) by the time you're 60?

• Will you have retired

• Will you be retiring

Multiple Choice

Next year, I _______ (study) maths at university.

• 'll be studying

• 'll have retired

Multiple Choice

Hurry up! The film _______ (start) soon.

• will have started

• will be starting

Multiple Choice

There won't be anyone in the office. Everyone _______ (go) home

• will be going

• will have gone

Multiple Choice

Julie _______ (not work) this time next week. She'll be on holiday!

• won't be working

• won't have worked

Multiple Choice

I'm only halfway through my homework. I _______ (not finish) it before the teacher

• won't be finishing

• won't have finished

Multiple Choice

Do you think that Lucas _______ (fix) the car by tomorrow?

• will have fixed

• will be fixing

Multiple Choice

Don't phone me before 8 o'clock, we _______ (have) dinner.

• 'll have had

• 'll be having

Multiple Choice

We _______ (move) into our new house soon. I'm so excited.

• 'll be moving

• 'll have moved

Multiple Choice

(you / use) the car at the weekend?

• Wll you have used

• Will you be using

Multiple Choice

When we arrive in Los Angeles we'll need to rest, because we _______ (drive) about 800 miles.

• will be driving

• will have driven

Multiple Choice

By the time you arrive I _______ (cook) something spectacular and dinner will be on the table waiting for you.

• will be cooking

• will have cooked

Multiple Choice

When you get off the train, we _______ (wait) for you on the platform.

• will be waiting

• will have waited

Multiple Choice

We _______ (leave) on the first train next Monday.

• will be leaving

• will have left

Multiple Choice

When I travel to England next year I ________ (study) English for over four years, so I think I'll be ready.

• will be studying

• will have studied

Multiple Choice

Please, come at 8. By that time, I ______ (finish) my homework and we can go out.

• will have finished

• will be finishing

Multiple Choice

We are visiting a new city every week. By the end of the summer, we _______ (study) all the most important cities in Europe.

• will have studied

• will be studying

Multiple Choice

In less than 2 years, my grandparents _______ (marry) for 50 years. We are going to celebrate it.

• will be getting married

• will have been married

Open Ended

What are your expectations at the end of the year?

write sentences using Future continuous and Future Perfect.