Future perfect ỏ continuous

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

To indicate that we will be in the

middle of doing something in a

specified time in the future

You’ll recognize her when you

see her. She will be wearing a

yellow hat

Future actions in progress

Polite questions about somebody’s

intentions

REMEMBER!!!!

Future Continuous cannot be

used in sentences beginning

with: While, when, before, by the

time

FORM

(+) Subject +will be + Ving

(-) Subject + Will not be + Ving

(?) Will+ subject+ be + Ving

FUTURE PERFECT

To say that something will already have

happened before a certain time in the future

We’re late. I expect the film will already

have started by the time we get to the

cinema

REMEMBER!!!!

Future Perfect cannot be used in

sentences beginning with: While, when,

before, by the time, as soon as, if, unless,

etc. Instead of Future Perfect, Present

Perfect is used

FORM

(+) Subject+ will have+ past participle

(+) Subject + Will not have+ past

participle

(?) Will+ subject + have+ past participle

Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs. Use the future continuous or the future

perfect.

1- Don’t call James. He ____________________ (leave) now.

2- I can’t come on Sunday. I ______________________ (visit) my relatives.

3- By the time you finish eating, I ____________________ (wash) all the dishes.

4- I’m so excited. At this time next week, we ________________________ (stay) at a hotel.

5- I hope the game _______________________ (not start) by the time we arrive.

6- Don’t come after 7.00 because we ____________________ (go) and nobody will be at home.

7- Be sure to arrive before 2.00 or we __________ already ___________ (leave)

8- Frank ____________________ (get) home late. He can’t call you back until tomorrow.

9- _____________ you ________________ (use) your computer tomorrow morning? If not Could I use

it?