类别 全部 - tenses - future - usage - progress

作者:Lia Ventura 7 年以前

3169

Future Perfect and Future Continuous

The text introduces two future tenses: Future Perfect and Future Continuous. The Future Perfect tense, structured as "will have + past participle," is used to describe actions that will be completed by a specific time in the future, often with expressions like "

Future Perfect and Future Continuous

FUTURE PERFECT AND FUTURE CONTINUOUS

Future Perfect

Something that will finish before a specific time in the future

Is often used in conjuction with the tihe time expression by...meaning "at least"

By Saturday

In to weeks

In the near future

By the end of a year

WILL +HAVE+PAST.PARTICIPLE
I´ll have finished this report by the end of the week.

Future Continuous

USE
Something that will be in progress at around a specific time in future

When you don´t want to express the idea that the action is part of a particular plan or intention

TIME EXPRESSIONS
While

When

This time tomorrow

This next week

In the afternoon

Next Month

WILL +BE+ING
I´ll be driving home when you call, so just leave me a message