We use the Future Continuous mainly to talk about:, an action completed before a future point, an action in progress at a particular future time, an activity continuing up to a future point, We use the Future Perfect mainly to talk about:, an action that will be completed before a particular future moment, an action that will be happening at a particular future moment, an action that started in the past and is happening now, We use the Future Perfect Continuous mainly to talk about:, a finished action with a future result, an activity that will continue for a period of time up to a future point, an action happening exactly at one future moment, Which tense focuses most strongly on an action being in progress?, Future Perfect, Future Continuous, Future Perfect Continuous, Which question best helps you identify the Future Perfect Continuous?, What will happen next?, What will already be completed?, How long will the activity have been continuing by then?, Which time expression is most strongly associated with the Future Perfect?, at 8 tomorrow, by Friday, for five years, Don’t call Mark at 7 tonight. He ___ dinner with some potential investors., will be having, will have had, will have been having, By the time the conference begins, all the guests ___ their welcome packs., will be receiving, will have received, will have been receiving, By next May, Laura ___ at the same company for twelve years., will be working, will have worked, will have been working, By 6 p.m., the technicians ___ the problem, so the system should be working normally again., will be fixing, will have fixed, will have been fixing, At around 3 tomorrow afternoon, the manager ___ the final presentation., will be giving, will have given, will have been giving, By next September, they ___ the new railway line for three years., will be building, will have built, will have been building
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Future Continuous / Perfect / Perf. Continuous
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