Future Perfect & Future Continuous

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Form:
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Future Perfect
Use:
We use the future perfect to say something will
be finished before a certain time in the future.
Theyll have built the new terminal in six
months.
Ill have finished the article by Friday.
Future Perfect
Use:
This tense is frequently used with the time
expression by Saturday/March/2030, etc. or in
two weeks/months, etc.
Ill have finished the article by Friday.
By + time expression = at the latest
Theyll have built the new terminal in six
months.
Future Perfect
Form:
will be + verb in -ing
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Future Continuous
Use:
We use the future continuous to say that an
action will be in progress at a certain time in the
future.
Dont phone between 7 and 8 pm, theyll be
having dinner.
Future Continuous
Use:
We sometimes use the future continuous, like
the present continuous, to talk about things
which are already planned or decided.
This time next week, Ill be lying on the beach.
Future Continuous