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I'll be driving home when you call, so just leave a message. future continuous: will + be + -ing form sākt mācīties		Use will + be + -ing form for: something that will be in progress at or around a specific time. now. driving (you call); future continuous
I expect I'll be talking to Ian tomorrow, so I could ask him then. future continuous: will + be + -ing form sākt mācīties		Use will + be + -ing form for: something that will happen in the normal course of events, not as a part of a particular intention or plan. future continuous
Will you be passing the postbox? Yes. In that case, could you post this for me? future continuous sākt mācīties		We can use this meaning to introduce requests in a neutral way.
I'll have finished this report by the end of the week. future perfect: will + have + past participle sākt mācīties		Use will + have + past participle to talk about something that will finish before a specific time in the future, often with the preposition by, meaning at the latest. now. finish the report. the end of the week future perfect
I might have finished/I definitely won't have finished/I'd like to have finished by then. sākt mācīties		It's possible to use other modals, adverbs and phrases with both forms. might; definitely won't; I'd like to
This time next week I could be relaxing/I'll probably be relaxing/I'd like to be relaxing on a beach. sākt mācīties		It's possible to use other modals, adverbs and phrases with both forms. could be; probably; I'd like to
Rule 1 To talk about something that will finish before a specific time in the future, sākt mācīties		use will + have + past participle
Rule 2 To talk about something that will be in progress at or around a specific time in the future, sākt mācīties		use will + be + -ing form.
At nine, I (watch) the film. By eleven, the film (finish). The film starts at eight, and it's about two hours long. sākt mācīties		At nine, I'll be watching the film. By eleven, the film will have finished. The film starts at eight, and it's about two hours long.
At midnight she (probably/wait) for her luggage. By the time we wake up tomorrow, she(arrive) in Madrid. Her plane lands at 11.45 p.m. sākt mācīties		At midnight she'll probably be waiting for her luggage. By the time we wake up tomorrow, she'll have arrived in Madrid. Her plane lands at 11.45 p.m.
In ten minutes from now, he (eat) over sixty hotdogs. Tonight in his sleep, he (dream) about hotdogs! The world hotdog-eating champion can eat more than six hotdogs a minute. sākt mācīties		In ten minutes from now, he'll have eaten over sixty hotdogs. Tonight in his sleep, he'll be dreaming about hotdogs! The world hotdog-eating champion can eat more than six hotdogs a minute.
By this time tomorrow, I (decide). This time next week, I (wish) I had decided differently. Give me a day to think about it. sākt mācīties		By this time tomorrow, I'll have decided. This time next week, I'll be wishing I had decided differently. Give me a day to think about it.
Will you be seeing Frank today? Conversation 1 sākt mācīties		Yes, do you want me to give him a message? Yes, could you tell him I probably have finished the report until tomorrow?
Just think - this time tomorrow you'll have finished all your exams. Conversation 2 sākt mācīties		I know. That's what keeps me going. And you'll be celebrating with your friends.
Will you be using your computer at lunchtime today? I've got a problem with mine. Conversation 3 sākt mācīties		No, I'm going out and I won't be back till four if you want to use it till then. I might still be using it when you get back. The technicians might not have fixed mine by then.

The future tense

Let's revise some basic things about the future tense. The future tense definition is that it is the tense that expresses actions and events that will happen at some point in the future. Future tense English has 4 forms: simple future, future continuous, future perfect and future perfect progressive. The simple future tense expresses an event or action that will occur. Also, it is used to express habits, predictions and promises. The future continuous is used to express an action that will be ongoing at some point in the future. It is used to express future events or actions that will be in progress. What is future perfect tense? The future perfect tense is used to express things that will be finished before another event in the future or that will be finished at some moment in the future. The future perfect continuous is used to express ongoing actions that will be finished at some point in the future.

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1. when do we use future continuous
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6. 2 Future perfect and continuous

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