This document discusses two future tenses in English: the future continuous and future perfect. The future continuous is used to describe an action happening in the future using the structure "will be + -ing". The future perfect describes a finished action in the future using the structure "will + have + present perfect". Examples are provided for each tense.

1. Future Future
continuous perfect

2. FUTURE CONTINUOUS
An action happening in the future
Examples:
Next Wednesday at 12:00 I will be flying.
At 9:00 I’ll be having dinner.
At 4:oo I will be taking the exam
WILL BE + -ING

3. FUTure perfect
Finished action in the future
Examples:
Next Wednesday at 15:00 I will have arrived at NY.
At 10:00 I will have finished dinner.
By 2016, I won’t have finshed my studies.
WILL+HAVE+PRESENT PERFECT