Future progressive - Future perfect

The future progressive refers to …

• Something that will occur in the future and continue for an expected length of time.

• Actions that start in the present and will continue in the future.

• Unfinished actions that start in the present and will continue in the future.

The future perfect is used to/for …

• Actions that will be completed before some other point in the future.

• Say something that will start in the future and will end after a while.

• Say that something will start at that moment and will be finished by a particular time in the future.

What is the grammatical structure of the Future progressive?

• Noun + would + verb to be (past participle)+ verb + ing

• Noun + will + verb to be (past perfect)+ verb + ing

• Noun + will + verb to be (infinitive form)+ verb + ing

• Noun + will + verb to be (infinitive form)+ verb

Next week at this time I________________(sunbathe) at the beach.

• Next week at this time I will been sunbathing at the beach.

• Next week at this time I will sunbathing at the beach.

• Next week at this time I will be sunbath at the beach.

• Next week at this time I will be sunbathing at the beach.

I_________________ my studies before I start my new job.

• Will be finishing

• Will had finished

• Will have finished

• Will be finished

We _________________________fluent in Spanish by the time we leave for Mexico next month.

• will have becoming

• will become

• will be becoming

• won’t have become

He____________________ for quite some time.

• Will wait

• Will have waiting

• Will be waiting

• Will have been waiting

Tonight at 10 o'clock she ___________________ home.

• Will be come

• Will be coming

• Will come be

• Will have be coming

What do you think ______________________ by the year 2050?

• will have changed

• have changed

• have will changed

• have changed

What ______________________ at 11 o'clock tonight?

• you will be doing

• will you be doing

• will be doing

• will have done