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 1. FUTURE CONTINUOUS

Will + be doing

will be +Ving

We use the Future Continuous for:

1.   Actions which will be in progress at a stated future time

 

She will be translating the text at 5 tomorrow.

She will be translating the text when her mother comes home.

She will be translating the text all morning next Monday.

Sarah will be reading a book for hours on Sunday.

2.   Actions which will definitely happen in the future as the result of a routine or arrangement.

You`d better not call Jane just now. She`ll be heading for the train station.

They'll be visiting their grandparents this weekend.

She will be attending the meeting tomorrow morning.

The bus will be arriving at the station in ten minutes.

 

3.   When we ask politely about someone`s plans for the near future.

Will Helen be using the fax machine for long? I have to send a fax.

Will you be using the computer later? I need to use it soon.

Will your brother be coming to the party tonight?

Will they be leaving early? I wanted to say goodbye before they go.

 

FUTURE PERFECT

Will + have done or

Will have + V3

We use the future perfect for actions which will be finished before a stated future time.

She will have translated the text by 7 tomorrow/ by the time I come/before her friend rings.

Time expressions we use with the future perfect:

Before, by, by then, by the time, till/until (only in negative sentences)

He won`t have repaired my camera until/till the end of this week.

She will have finished her homework by the time her parents arrive.

By next month, he will have completed his project.

They will have left for their vacation before the sun rises.

By the end of the year, I will have saved enough money for a new car.

She will have graduated before her brother starts college.

Time expressions used with the Future Perfect tense:

 

He won't have fixed the leaky faucet until tomorrow.

I will have completed the report by Friday.

They will have decorated the house by the time the guests arrive.

She won't have finished reading the book until next week.

By the time we get there, the movie will have already started.

She will have packed all her belongings by then.

He will have finished his work before the meeting starts.

 

 

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

Will + have been doing or

Will have been + Ving

We use the future perfect continuous to emphasize the duration of an action up to a certain time in the future.

By eight o`clock she will have been translating the text for two hours

By next month, she will have been practicing the piano for ten years.

Before they arrive, she will have been waiting for two hours.

By next year, they will have been living in this city for a decade.

By the end of the week, I will have been working on this project for a month.