PAST PARTICIPLE VERBS
think
teach
bring
thought
taught
brought
What do we use FUTURE PERFECT for?
a) To say something will be finished after a certain time in the future.
b) To say something will be finished before a certain time in the future.
c) To say something will be finished at a certain time in the future.
b) To say something will be finished before a certain time in the future.
What do we use FUTURE CONTINUOUS for?
a) To say that an action will be in progress at a certain time in the future.
b) To say that an action will happen in the future.
c) To say something will be done at a certain time in the future.
a) To say that an action will be in progress at a certain time in the future.
sing
shrink
swim
sung
shrunk
swum
A I'm really looking forward to our trip to Paris on Friday.
B Me, too! This time tomorrow we'll be getting on (get on) the plane, and we _________ (not think) about work!
won't be thinking
eat
take
go
eaten
taken
gone
What is the structure that needs to be followed for a FUTURE PERFECT sentence?
Subject + will (won't) have + past participle + time expression
What is the structure that needs to be followed for a FUTURE CONTINUOUS sentence?
Subject + will (won't) be + verb + -ing + time expression
SATURDAY / MARCH / 2030
Before this words, should you add by or in?
by
A Do you think you _________ still _________ (work) here in ten years' time?
B Probably. But I hope I _________ (be promoted) to Head of Department by then.
A will still be working
B will have been promoted
sleep
keep
leave
slept
kept
left
What is the only thing that changes between a sentence and a question? (Related to the structure)
The order of the subject and "will/won't" gets inverted.
Which other use can we sometimes give to FUTURE CONTINUOUS to talk about things that are already planned or decided?
It can be used like the PRESENT CONTINUOUS.
fly
hide
tear
flown
hidden
torn
A Do you think it's too late to phone Hilary?
B No, it's only eleven o'clock. Knowing her, she _________ (not go) to bed yet. She _________ still _________ (watch) TV.
won't have gone
will still be watching
be
catch
do
been
caught
done
Which two words are frequently used with time expressions in this tense?
by and in
No.
Unlike FUTURE PERFECT, by and in are not needed.
TWO WEEKS / MONTHS
Before this words, should you add by or in?
in
A I'm fed up with all these exams.
B Yes, but just think – we _________ (finish) them all by Friday, and we _________ (celebrate)!
will have finished
will be celebrating