Form and rules
How it works
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Form the future continuous with will be + -ing and use it for an action in progress at a future moment.
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Future continuous can also describe an expected course of events and can make questions about plans sound less direct.
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Form the future perfect with will have + past participle for something completed before a future deadline or reference point.
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By + future time often signals future perfect, but always check whether the meaning is completion rather than activity in progress.
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For duration continuing up to a future point, future perfect simple may describe a state while future perfect continuous can emphasize an ongoing activity.