Future continuous and future perfect
In this lesson, we look at using the future continuous and the future perfect. You can first take a look at the lesson before going on to the quiz below.
Future continuous
Future continuous is for actions that will be in progress at a specific time in the future.
Structure: will/won’t be + –ing
I‘ll be travelling at that time.
When your in Korea, I‘ll be traveling to Japan.
When speaking about a new or temporary situation.
I‘ll be driving to work until the trains are running again.
What will you be doing with your puppy?
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Future perfect
The future perfect simple is used when we want to express something that will be finished before a time in the future.
Structure: will/won’t have + past participle
I‘ll have finished reading before we arrive
I‘ll have known him for 10 years next week.
Using phrases like by/ by the time are common when speaking using the future perfect.
I won’t have done everything by next week.
By the time we start, they will have finished.
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