This tense is used for actions that will be in progress at a specific time in the future.
Future Continuous
This tense is often used to ask politely about someone’s plans.
Future Continuous
This tense describes actions that will be completed before a certain future time.
Future Perfect
This tense is often used with time expressions like “by,” “before,” and “by the time.”
Future Perfect
Choose the correct tense:
“At 10 PM, I ______ (sleep).”
“will be sleeping”
Complete: “At 8 PM tonight, I ______ (watch) TV.”
“will be watching”
Complete: “Will you ______ (use) the car tonight?”
“be using”
Complete: “By next year, I ______ (graduate).”
“will have graduated”
Complete: “By the time you arrive, we ______ (leave).”
“will have left”
Choose the correct tense:
“By 10 PM, I ______ (sleep).”
“will have slept”
True or False: Future Continuous is formed with “will + verb (base form).”
False
Find the mistake: “She will be work at 9 AM.”
“work → working”
Structure of Future Perfect:
“will have + past participle”
Make negative: “He will have completed the task.”
“He will not have completed the task”
Difference question:
One tense shows duration at a future moment; the other shows completion before a future moment.
Future Continuous and Future Perfect
Fill in: “This time tomorrow, they ______ (travel) to Paris.”
“will be traveling”
Make negative: “They will be studying.”
“They will not be studying”
Fill in: “She ______ (finish) the work by 5 PM.”
“will have finished”
Find the error: “They will have finish the project.”
“finish → finished”
Fix the sentence: “By next week, she will be finish the report.”
“will have finished”
Which sentence is correct?
A) I will watching TV
B) I will be watching TV
B) I will be watching TV
Which sentence shows an interrupted future action?
“I will be sleeping when you arrive”
Which is correct?
A) will has finished
B) will have finished
B) will have finished
Which sentence is correct?
A) I will have done it by tomorrow
B) I will done it by tomorrow
A) I will have done it by tomorrow
Choose the correct option:
“When you call, I ______ dinner.”
A) will have eaten
B) will be eating
B) will be eating