The future perfect continuos vs the future continuous

The future perfect continuos vs the future continuous

1. FUTURE
PERFECT
TENSE

2. INTRODUCTION
The Future Perfect tense is quite an easy
tense to understand and use. The Future
Perfect talks about the "past in the future".

It expresses the idea that something will
occur before another action in future.
It can also show that something will happen
before a specific time in future.

3. HOW DO WE MAKE THE FUTURE PERFECT
TENSE?
The structure of the Future Perfect tense is:
The first auxiliary verb (will) is invariable: will
The second auxiliary verb (have) is invariable in base
form: have
The main verb is invariable in past participle form: -
ed (or irregular)
For negative sentences we insert not after the first
auxiliary verb.
For question sentences, we exchange the subject
and the first auxiliary verb.
subject+Auxillary will+Auxillary have+ Main verb
will have Past participle

5. EXAMPLES: POSITIVE
By six pm tonight:
I will have finished this book
You will have studied the English tenses
She will have cooked dinner
He will have arrived
We will have met Julie
It will have stopped raining
They will have left Japan

6. EXAMPLES: NEGETIVE
By next week,
I will not have finished this book
You will not have studied the English tenses
She will not have cooked dinner
He will not have arrived
We will not have met Julie
It will not have stopped raining
They will not have left Japan

7. TO MAKE THE QUESTIONS
'Yes / no' questions:
will I have finished writing this book?
will you have studied all the English verb
tenses?
will she have graduated?
will he have got married?
will it have got colder?
will they have left their jobs?

8. EXAMPLES: TO MAKE
QUESTIONS
'Wh' questions:
When will I have finished writing this book?
Why will you have studied all the English
verb tenses by tomorrow?
When will she have been here three weeks?
Why will it have got colder by May?

9. QUIZ
1.I _____________ by then.
a) will be leave
b)Will have left
c)Will leaving
2. Will you __________by 8am?
d)Have arrived
e)Be arrive
f)Have arriving

10. 3. You ___________the bill by the time the
item arrives.
a)Will have received
b)Will receiving
c)Have received
4. Melissa and Mike will be exhausted. They
_____________slept for 12 hours.
a)Will not
b)Will not have
c)Will not be

11. 5. He will have ___________all about it by Monday.
a)Forgetting
b)Forgotten
c)Be forgetting
6. Will you ___________the contracts by Thursday? 
d)Have mailed
e)Mailing
f)To have mailed

12. ROLE-PLAY
Instructions for Students
You will be divided into pairs in breakout rooms.
With your partner, imagine you are colleagues in a professional setting
(for example: in an office, a hospital, a school, or a company meeting).
Your task is to create a short role play conversation (6–8 lines) where
you talk about what tasks or goals you will have completed by a specific
future deadline.
Make sure you use the Future Perfect tense (e.g., “I will have finished
the report by Friday”).
Use the chat box in your breakout room to write down notes or key
phrases that you and your partner will use.
After 7–10 minutes, we will return to the main room. Be ready to perform
your role play for the class.

13. MODEL CONVERSATION
Manager (Carla): David, by the time the clients arrive on Monday, what will
you have prepared?
Employee (David): By Monday, I will have finished the presentation slides
and updated the sales report.
Carla: Great. And will you have contacted the suppliers before the meeting?
David: Yes, I will have emailed all of them by tomorrow afternoon.
Carla: Perfect. By next week, I will have reviewed the new budget plan, so
we’ll be ready for the board meeting.
David: That’s good news. By then, I will have also trained the new assistant
on how to use the CRM system.
Carla: Excellent. So, by the end of next week, we will have completed all
the preparations for the product launch.
David: Exactly. Everything will have been organized before the deadline.

14. THANK
YOU…