Grammar 7A + 7B - Future Perfect and Future Continuous goede versie

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• Middelbare school
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• Leerjaar 3

Future Perfect

&

Future Continuous

Future Perfect - examples

Future Continuous - examples

What does the future perfect look like?

1. Next week, Jack will be married.
2. In two weeks, Sue will be dancing.
3. In 3 hours, Bob will have left.
4. I am going to have ice cream.

What does the future continuous look like?

1. Last week, Jack has married Jo.
2. In two weeks, Sue will be dancing.
3. Leslie is meeting Tim in two hours.
4. I am going to have ice cream.

Fifty minutes frow now, we ____________ (finish) this English lesson.

1. will have finished
2. will be finishing

My brother is at university, but in two years' time, he ____________ (work).

1. will have worked
2. will be working

Hopefully, I _____________ (live, not) with my parents when I'm thirty.

I'm sure the party will be a surprise. Nobody _________ (tell) her about it.

According to the weather forecast, the sun ___________ (shine) all day tomorrow.

I'm looking forward to tomorrow's match - but I'm sad that Messi _____________ (play, not).

Future Perfect / Future Continuous:
Renee __________ (complete) her thesis by next month. 

1. will have completed
2. will be completing

Use the future perfect or future continuous.

You will have to make your own dinner; dad and I (to bowl)_____________ with friends tonight.

1. will have bowled
2. will be bowling

Use the future perfect or future continuous.

We (to read - not) any e-mails during the vacation.

1. won't have read
2. won't be reading

I'm sure the party will be a surprise. Nobody _________ (tell) her about it.

According to the weather forecast, the sun ___________ (shine) all day tomorrow.

I'm looking forward to next Sunday's match - but I'm afraid that Messi _____________ (dive) a lot again.

Make the future perfect negative:(use short form)
1. I’m sorry, by next week,
I _________________ (finish) the report

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By 2050, electric cars ... petrol cars.

1. will have replaced
2. will be replaced

The company ... a new cure for Alzheimer's.

1. will have developed
2. will be developing

What ... he ... at university?

1. will ... have studied
2. will ... be studying

... the job market ... by the time I graduate?

1. will ... have changed
2. will ... be changing

We ... the bus to school this time next week.

1. won't have taken
2. won't be taking

I ... the show at 8 o'clock.

1. will have watched
2. will be watching

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