What is the difference in meaning between the following sentences? 1. Next week we will have learned the future perfect. 2. Next week we will be learning the future continuous.
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What is the difference in meaning between the following sentences? 1. Next week we will have learned the future perfect. 2. Next week we will be learning the future continuous.
Slide 1 - Open question
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Future Continuous
Future Perfect
Future Perfect Continuous
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FutureContinuous
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What's in a name?
Future
Continuous
will
[be ]+ verb + -ing
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Examples of the FutureContinuous
I willbe eating.
You will be sleeping.
He willbe reading.
We willbe studying.
They willbe taking.
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FutureContinuous: Use
1) To talk about an unfinished action in progress in the future.
2)To talk about planned or routine future events, actions, or situations.
3) To form polite questions or requests.
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examples of
action in progress in the future
This time tomorrow we’llbe sitting on the beach. I can’t wait!
Don’t ring at 8 o’clock. I’llbe watchingWho Wants to be a Millionaire.
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examples of
routine or planned future events (etc.)
After workI’llbe going to the supermarket.
My whole family willbe visitngfor the holidays.
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examples of
polite enquiry
Will you be dining in a fancy restaurant on Valentine's Day?
Will she be studying hard for the test?
[that is sometime in the future]
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Futurecontinuous:Forms
Statements:
I willbe taking the test on Monday.
Questions:
Will you be taking the test on Monday?
Negations:
I won'tbe taking the test on Monday.
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By 2050 Many people ... on the moon
A
will be living
B
will have lived
C
will been lived
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By 2050 We ... all our shopping online
A
will be doing
B
will have done
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FuturePerfect
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What's in a name?
Future
Perfect
will
have + past participle
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Examples of the FuturePerfect
I willhave eaten.
You willhave slept.
He willhave read.
We will have studied.
They willhave talked.
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FuturePerfect
to talk about a situation or action
that will be completed before a certain time in the future.
Use the
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examples of
an action that will be completed before a certain time in the future
I promise I’llhave done all the work by next Saturday.
I think astronauts willhave landed on Mars by the year 2020.
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Futureperfect:Forms
Statements:
I willhave finished this task by tomorrow.
Questions:
Will you have finished this task by tomorrow?
Negations:
I won'thave finished this task by tomorrow.
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By 2050 The polar icecaps ... completely.
A
will be melting
B
will have melted
Slide 21 - Quiz
By 2050 All marine life ... : There will be no life in the oceans
A
will be dying
B
will have died
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FuturePerfect Continuous
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What's in a name?
Future
Perfect
Continuous
will
have + past participle
[be ]+ verb + -ing
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Examples
I willhavebeen eating
You willhavebeen sleeping
He willhavebeen reading
We willhavebeen studying
They willhavebeen taking
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FuturePerfectContinuous
-to talk about actions or states which willhavebeen in progress for some time by a certain time in the future.
AKA: to say how long something has been going on in the future
Use the
** for is often used **
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FuturePerfectContinuous
time expressions
by 2030/next month/next year
by then
by the time
in....time -->
in two days'/three weeks'/ten years' time
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examples of
saying how long something has been going on in the future
I’llhave been traveling/travellingforthree months in July.
These astronauts willhave been staying in the ISS forthree months when they get back.
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Futureperfect continuous:Forms
Statements:
I willhave been fishingforthree weeksby then.
Questions:
Will you havebeen fishingforthree weeks then?
Negations:
I won'thavebeen staying in this hotel fortwo weekson Saturday.
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Mr T ........... for 50 years in 2025.
A
will be acting
B
will have been acting
C
will have acted
Slide 31 - Quiz
Mixed questions
Type the missing words.
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Today is Monday. I am doing my driving test next Thursday. "This time next week I ... (do) my driving test."
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You always have dinner at 8 p.m. What about tonight? "... (have) at 8 p.m. tonight?"
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The film starts at 7.30. We haven't arrived yet. "The film ... (start) by the time we arrive"
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We are living in this house now. We're moving in February. "Next year, we ... (move) out of this house."