Future Continuous :
Future Continuous The future continuous is used to describe a situation in the future at a particular time.
This time next week we'll be eating lunch on the plane!
This time tomorrow I'll be skiing.
At six o’clock tonight we’ll be flying to London
Future Continuous :
Future Continuous The future continuous is used to predict a future state or habit at a particular time in the future.
In ten years time I expect I'll be living in London.
And I'll probably be cycling to work.
Professor Asher will be giving another lecture at the same time next week.
I’ll be seeing you one of these days. I expect.
Future Perfect :
Future Perfect The future perfect looks back from a point in the future and refers to indefinite time up to that point.
By the time we get there, the film will have started.
This means that at the future time when we get there, we can say: The film has started.
The builder says he’ll have finished the roof by Saturday.
The car will soon have done 100.000 miles.
Future Perfect Continuous :
Future Perfect Continuous We can use the Future Perfect Continuous to say how long something will have continued by a certain time.
Next Christmas I’ll have been teaching for twenty years.
By her fifth birthday she will have been working in the same office.
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