This document discusses the future continuous and future perfect tenses in English. It provides examples of how to form the tenses using will/be + verb-ing for future continuous and will/have + past participle for future perfect. It emphasizes that future continuous is used for actions in progress at a specific time in the future, while future perfect focuses on completed actions before another time in the future. It provides examples like "By 9:00 tomorrow I'll be passing the test" and "By 9:00 tomorrow I'll have passed my test" and encourages practicing forming sentences using both tenses.

1. THE FUTURE:THE FUTURE:
FUTURE PERFECT,FUTURE PERFECT,
FUTURE CONTINUOUSFUTURE CONTINUOUS

2. FUTURE CONTINUOUS
 Let’s have a “flash forward”. Imagine yourself
this time next Saturday. It’s afternoon, so
.....what do you think you’ll be doing?
 This time (at 17:00) next Saturday, I’ll be having
a siesta
 That’s something in progress at some time in the
future. It’ll have started before 17:00 and it’ll
continue after 17:00

3. FUTURE CONTINUOUS
 Form: Subj +WILL+BE+V –ING
 Meaning: action in progress in a point in the
future.
– Emphasis on the PROCESS
 By 9:00 tomorrow I’ll be passing the test.

4. Let’s practice!
 What will you be doing in three years
time?

5. FUTURE PERFECT
 Let’s have another “flash forward”.
Imagine yourself this time next Friday. It’s
afternoon, so .....what do you think you’ll
have done?
 This time (at 19:00) next Friday, I’ll have
finished my work
 That’s something that finished before some
time in the future. It’ll have started before
17:00 and it’ll have finished before 19:00
too.

6. FUTURE PERFECTFUTURE PERFECT
 Form: Subj+ WILL+HAVE+ V PAST PARTICIPLE
 Meaning: completed action before a point in the future.
– Emphasis on the RESULT
 By 9:00 tomorrow I’ll have passed my test.

7. Let’s practice!
 What’s the meaning of these sentences?
– When we get to the cinema, the film will have
started
– John won’t have found anywhere to park
– Will you have finished this tomorrow
afternoon?
 What will you have finished by the end of this
year?