Future Perfect_Cont

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1 Choose the best option to complete the sentences.
1. I haven’t written much of the essay yet, but I’m working /
going to work on it soon.
1. What time does the plane / is the plane going to take off?
2. Those bags look heavy. I’m going to / I’ll help you carry them to
the car.
3. I’ll / I’m going to make a sandwich. Do you want anything?
4. What will you / are you going to wear to the party?
5. I’ll have a pizza. What might you / are you going to have?
6. I spend / I’m spending a few days with a friend after I visit /
will visit my grandparents.
1. I don’t know what to do. I have to study, but I might / will go to
the park instead.

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2. Use the prompts to write the questions or answers.
1. A: ____________________?
(what/
What are you doing / going
to do do/
this weekend)
weekend?
B: I’m having my hair cut and going to a party.
2. A: Can you let me know what the doctor says?
I’ll text you after I speak to her.. (I/ text/ you/ after/speak/ to her)
B: Ok. _________________________
Are you seeing anyone this evening?
3. A: ________________________?
(you/ see/ anyone/ this evening)
B: Yes, Judit is meeting me after basketball.
4. A: Could you try not to wake Olivia? She’s sleeping.
B: _____________________________
. (I/ not/ make/ a noise)
I won’t make a noise.
5. A:A:So,
(you/
think/ you/ go back/ to that
So,__________________________?
do you think you’ll go back to that
restaurant?
restaurant)
B: I don’t know. The food wasn’t that good, but the atmosphere was fantastic.
6. A: Please could you ask Seong-ja if she’s coming on the trip?
I’m not going to see / not seeing her
B: Sorry, ________________________________________
(I/ not/ see/ her)
until Tuesday, when we’re having coffee.

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Feed the world with ….bugs?
1. How common is eating insects in our country?
2. Have you ever eaten insects?
3. Have you ever accidentally eaten an insect?
Where and when was this?
4. Would you be happy to eat insects as part of
your diet? Why? Why not?

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Read the extracts (a-f). Use them to complete the text below.
A. By 2050 the human population will almost certainly have grown to nine billion.
B. we may be able to find out protein from somewhere else
C. They think we will run out of food
D. we will all soon be eating insects
E. we can see that figure is going to rise
F. we won’t have enough of these resources
e
There are more than seven billion people on the planet, and (1)___.
a
c
(2) _________,
and experts are worried. (3) _______.
People in
developed countries get most of their protein from animals like
chickens and cows, but these animals need a lot of land, water and
f
food to live, and (4) ______
as the world’s population grows and
b
more people want to eat this kind of meat. But (5)______.
There’s a
d
chance that (6) ______.
1. Text talks about a problem. How could insects be the solution?
2. How likely is it that the events (a-f) in bold will happen? Match with the probabilities:
Certain – 100%
Probable – 80-100%
Possible – 10-80%

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FORM
Interrogative
Affirmative
I will be driving
You will be driving
He will be driving
She will be driving
It will be driving
We will be driving
You will be driving
They will be driving
Will I be driving?
Will you be driving?
Will he be driving?
Will she be driving?
Will it be driving?
Will we be driving?
Will you be driving?
Will they be driving?
Negative
I/you/he/she/it/
we/they
will not/won’t be
driving

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USE
1. For a continuous action in the future.

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2. For an action that will be in progress at a specific time in
the future.
At nine o’clock
tomorrow I’ll be
flying to Madrid!

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3. To ask polite questions.
Will you be
using the
printer?

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4. For making guesses about the future.
• I’m sure the sun will be shining in California next
week. It’s always sunny there.

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FUTURE CONTINUOUS
• USE : to express an action that will be in progress at some time
in the future.
TIME EXPRESSIONS
• At this time tomorrow
• At this time next week
• On Thursday
• During the next three months
• In the next decade
• (These expressions refer to a specific point in time or to a period
of time.)
In the next three months my friend will be studying in the US.
I----------------Jan---------------Feb---------------March-----------I

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(204) BBC English Masterclass: Uses of the
future continuous - YouTube

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FUTURE PERFECT SIMPLE
• USE : to express an action that will be complete or
finished at some time in the future.
• FORM : 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.
Interrogative : Will + SUBJECT + have + past participle ?
Will you have done all the exercises by the end of
this lesson? No, we won’t.

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I will HAVE
TIDIED my room
by Friday.

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I WON’T HAVE
ARRIVED at
school by 9 am
tomorrow.

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I WILL HAVE
STUDIED hard by
11 o’clock on
Thursday.

19.

I WILL HAVE
HELPED disabled
people by the end
of the year.

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TIME EXPRESSIONS
• by this time next year
• by three o’clock
• by then
• by August
• in four months
(All these expressions mean at the end of a period of time)
By three o’clock today, we will have had six lessons!
---------------x------x-------x--------x----------- Three o’clock

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(204) The future perfect - BBC English Class YouTube
Future Perfect - English ESL video lesson
(islcollective.com)