5.
Future Continuous
We use the future
continuous for a period of time in the future when we refer to the middle of an
action
Structure:
Will + be + present
participle (verb + ing)
Examples:
At 11am tomorrow I’ll
be playing golf
At 11am tomorrow
I’ll be at the golf course (state verbs can’t use ‘ing form)
Will you be
working 2morrow in the afternoon – need to talk 2 you about something…
What will you be
doing at the following times and dates? Use the future continuous in your
answers.
a) 3pm tomorrow b) next January, c) in
2016,
d) next
Friday, e) 5 am tomorrow, f) next summer, g) this time next year, h)
in five minutes.
a)
At 3pm tomorrow, I’ll be
____________________________________________________
b)
_________________________________________________________________________________
c)
________________________________________________________________________________
d)
_______________________________________________________________________________
e)
_________________________________________________________________________________
f)
_________________________________________________________________________________
g)
________________________________________________________________________________
h)
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6.
Future
Perfect:
The future perfect can be used for an event
that will be completed at a given future time.
Structure:
Will + have + past participle
Examples:
I will have found a new job by September
Will you have this report completed by Friday
7.
Future
Perfect Continuous
The future perfect continuous is used to
focus on the continuous nture of an event up to a moment in the future
Structure
Will + have + been + present participle
Examples:
By September, I will have been studying
English for 5 years
By December, I will have been living in
Dublin for 6 months
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