Future progressive and future perfect

We use future progressive (e.g. At this time next year, I will be swimming in the ocean) for:

• actions in progress at a certin time in the future, future plans and arrangements

• actions finished by certain time in future

We use future perfect (e.g. By Monday, I will have finished reading my book) for:

• actions in progress at certain time in the future

• actions that will be finished by certin time in the future

Future progressive or future perfect

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

• will you have retired

• will you be retiring

Future progressive or future perfect

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

Future progressive or future perfect

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

Future progressive or future perfect

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

Future progressive or future perfect

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

Future progressive or future perfect

Do you think that Les ____ (fix) the car by tomorrow?

Future progressive or future perfect

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

Future progressive or future perfect

I _____ (discuss) all the changes in the company with my colleagues the whole day tomorrow.