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Future Tense (Part 2)
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Future Continuous Tense
• We use the Future Continuous Tense to talk about actions which will be in progress at a time in the future.
E.g. i) I suppose it will be raining when we start.
ii) This time tomorrow I will be sitting on the beach in Singapore.
• We also use this tense to talk about actions in the future which are already planned or which are expected to happen in the normal course of things.
E.g. i) I will be staying here till Sunday.
ii) He will be meeting us next week.
• We use the Future Continuous Tense to talk about actions which will be in progress at a time in the future.
E.g. i) I suppose it will be raining when we start.
ii) This time tomorrow I will be sitting on the beach in Singapore.
• We also use this tense to talk about actions in the future which are already planned or which are expected to happen in the normal course of things.
E.g. i) I will be staying here till Sunday.
ii) He will be meeting us next week.
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Be to + base form of the verb
• We use 'be to' + 'base form of the verb' to talk about official plans and arrangements.
E.g. The Prime Minister is to visit America next month.
The conference is to discuss “Nuclear Tests”.
• We use 'be to' + 'base form of the verb' to talk about official plans and arrangements.
E.g. The Prime Minister is to visit America next month.
The conference is to discuss “Nuclear Tests”.
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Future Perfect Tense
The Future Perfect Tense is used to talk about actions that will be completed by a certain future time.
E.g. i) I shall have written my exercise by then.
ii) He will have left before you go to see him.
The Future Perfect Tense is used to talk about actions that will be completed by a certain future time.
E.g. i) I shall have written my exercise by then.
ii) He will have left before you go to see him.
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Future Perfect Continuous Tense
The Future Perfect Continuous tense is used for actions which will be in progress over a period of time that will end in the future.
E.g. i) By next March we shall have been living here for four years.
ii) I’ll have been teaching for twenty years next July.
Note: This tense is not very common.
The Future Perfect Continuous tense is used for actions which will be in progress over a period of time that will end in the future.
E.g. i) By next March we shall have been living here for four years.
ii) I’ll have been teaching for twenty years next July.
Note: This tense is not very common.
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Pick the correct or more suitable form of the verb:
When I get home, my dog ______
sits |
Pick the correct or more suitable form of the verb:
The train ______
arrives |
will have arrived |
Pick the correct or more suitable form of the verb:
I ______
drive |
Pick the correct or more suitable form of the verb:
By 2025, computers ______
have taken over |
Pick the correct or more suitable form of the verb:
I ______
see |
Pick the correct or more suitable form of the verb:
I ______
will be passing |
am passing |
Pick the correct or more suitable form of the verb:
This book is not long. I ______
will have been read |
will be reading |
Pick the correct or more suitable form of the verb:
The answer ______
will be different |
will different |
Pick the correct or more suitable form of the verb:
These remedies ______
will have little impact |
will be little impact |
will little impact |
Pick the correct or more suitable form of the verb:
Users ______
will have read |
will have been read |
Pick the correct or more suitable form of the verb:
At this moment, tomorrow morning, I ______
will be taking |
will take |
Pick the correct or more suitable form of the verb:
He ______
will have changed |
will have change |
is about to change |
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Before he goes shopping, he'll make a shopping list.
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Before he goes shopping, he will be making a shopping list.
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When I see my doctor this afternoon, I'll ask him to check my back.
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When I see my doctor this afternoon, I ask him to check my back
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Pick the correct or more suitable form of the verb:
The train ______
arrives |
will arrive |
Pick the correct or more suitable form of the verb:
We ______
are going to have |
will have had |
Pick the correct or more suitable form of the verb:
It ______
will snow |
snows |
Pick the correct or more suitable form of the verb:
On Friday at 8 o’clock I ______
meet |
Pick the correct or more suitable form of the verb:
Paul ______
is flying |
will flying |
Pick the correct or more suitable forms of the verbs:
Wait! I ______
will drive |
drive |
Pick the correct or more suitable forms of the verb:
The English lesson ______
starts |
will be starting |
Pick the correct or more suitable form of the verb:
This time next week I ______
will be skiing |
will have been skiing |
Pick the correct or more suitable form of the verb:
______
Are you going to take |
Will you going to take |
Pick the correct or more suitable form of the verb:
When you get off the train, I ______
am waiting |
Pick the correct or more suitable form of the verb:
By the time we get home, they ______
will have been playing |
will be playing |
Pick the correct or more suitable form of the verb:
The baby should be due soon, next week she ______
is |
Pick the correct or more suitable form of the verb:
I don’t think you ______
will have |
have |
Pick the correct or more suitable form of the verb:
This summer, I ______
will live |
Pick the correct or more suitable forms of the verbs:
I’m very sorry, Dr. Jones ______
won’t be |
isn't |
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