Thirteenth Meeting SS
Thirteenth Meeting SS
Simple vs Continuous
FUTURE PERFECT SIMPLE
USE : to express an action that will be complete or finished at some time in the
future.
FORM :
Affirmative : will have + past participle
Within a few years they will have found a solution.
Negative : will not have + past participle / won’t have + past participle
Herbert won’t have finished building the roof by the end of the
week.
by three o’clock
by then
by August
in four months
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The Future Perfect is used to say that something will ALREADY
be COMPLETED by the certain time in the future. It is often used
with time expressions such as by five o’clock, by the time you
arrive, in two weeks’ time, by Friday etc.
FUTURE CONTINUOUS
USE : to express an action that will be in progress at some time in the future.
FORM :
Affirmative : will be + -ing
Russians will be celebrating Victory Day with parades and
dances in the streets.
• Sometimes we use future continuous in sentences that are not about the future
but about something we assume is happening at the moment.
State verbs show feelings or states, such as love, be, forget, etc.
On Thursday
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Complete the sentences with the present simple form
of the verbs in brackets. Use contractions where possible.