By this time next week, I __ (start) my new job.
will have started
By Friday, we will be completed the report.
will have completed
Yes, I’ll be flying to Paris at 6 a.m.
Will you be flying to Paris at 6 a.m.?
At 5 p.m., I __ (drive) home from work.
will be driving
What’s the difference between “will have done” and “will be doing”?
“Will have done” = action completed before a time; “will be doing” = action in progress at a specific future time.
At 10 p.m. tonight, they __ (watch) the movie.
will be watching
She will be wrote her novel by the end of the year.
will have written
They’ll have finished the project by Thursday.
Will they have finished the project by Thursday?
By next month, they __ (move) into their new house.
will have moved
Which sentence shows a completed action?
A. I’ll be cleaning the house.
B. I’ll have cleaned the house.
B
She __ (finish) her project by tomorrow morning.
will have finished
I will have working at 6 p.m.
will be working
She’ll be working all weekend.
Will she be working all weekend?
This time tomorrow, I __ (sit) on the beach.
will be sitting
Which sentence is correct?
A. He will have be working at 3.
B. He will be working at 3.
B
This time next year, I __ (study) in Canada.
will be studying
They will have study all night.
will have studied
I’ll have written five essays by the end of the term.
How many essays will you have written by the end of the term?
He __ (not/complete) the course by July.
will not have completed
Choose the correct option:
By 2030, scientists __ (discover) a cure.
will have discovered
They __ (travel) for 10 hours by the time they arrive.
will have been traveling
He will finishing the presentation at 3 p.m.
will be finishing
He’ll be studying when you arrive.
What will he be doing when I arrive?
By 9 o'clock, she __ (work) for 12 hours!
will have been working/will have worked
Explain when we use Future Continuous instead of Future Perfect.
Future Continuous = ongoing action at a future time. Future Perfect = action finished before a future time.