Future - different types -

Match the following forms with the right tenses

• Will have + past participle of the verb

• future perfect

• will be + verb+ing

• Future simple

• Will + verb

• Future continuous

Match the following the following words with their definition

• to do sth without any plan or being forced

• willingness

• happiness to do sth if needed

• prediction

• a statement about what you think will happen in future

• spontaneous

LISTEN FIRST

Match the following rules with the right definitions.

• It will rain tomorrow

• To express willingness

• I'll pay for the tickets by the credit card.

• to express a spontaneous decision ( ONLY I or WE)

• I will do the washing-up. Don't worry.

• To predict future event

Read and match the rules with the examples:

• I think our team will win the match

• willingness

• he will drive you to the airport

• Prediction

• I will speak to the principal.

• spontaneous decision

Watch the video and answer the question:

when do we use the future continuous?

• it refers to a finished action or event that will be in progress at a time later, in future.

• it refers to an unfinished action or event that will be in progress at a time later, in future.

Select the correct future continuous sentences:

• This time next week I will be sun-bathing in Bali.

• When he is in Australia he will be staying with friends.

• Tomorrow, I will be calling you.

Next summer, ​ (a)   to New York. From July 24 to 27, ​ (b)   at an international conference.

• I will  travel
• I will  be presenting
• I will be travelling
• I will present

Next year, I ​ (a)   to Boston. It is a wonderful place for the students. There, on March 12, I ​ (b)   an internship at YYY company. The internship​ (c)   a week earlier and end at the end of the month.

• will move
• will be taking
• will start
• will be moving
• will take
• will be starting

Watch the video and then select all the right answers.

To Use the past perfect, _______

( 2 answers are correct)

• there should be 2 actions in the future

• Mostly we find "by + time"

• there should be one action in the future

• The future perfect is part of the past tense

Select, drag and drop:

You ​ (a)   your report by this time next week.

• will have finished
• will finish
• will be finishing