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Future Perfect and Future Perfect Progressive: Exercise 25 Warm-Up. (Chart 3-6)
Future Perfect and Future Perfect Progressive: Exercise 25 Warm-Up. (Chart 3-6)
Future Perfect and Future Perfect Progressive: Exercise 25 Warm-Up. (Chart 3-6)
(Chart 3-6)
Decide which action in each sentence began first.
1. Leo will work until December 30th, and then he will retire.
2. When Leo retires, he will have worked at the same company for 30 years.
3. When Leo retires, he will have been working at the same company for 30 years.
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FUTURE PERFECT (a) I will graduate in June. I will see The FlJTURE PERFECT expresses an activity
you in July. By the time I see you, that will be completed before another
I will have graduated. time or event in the future.
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FUTURE PERFECT PROGRESSIVE (b) I will go to bed at 10:00 P.M. Ed will The FlJTURE PERFECT PROGRESSIVE
get home at midnight. At midnight emphasizes the duration of an activity
I will be sleeping. I will have been that will be in progress before another
sleeping for two hours by the time time or event in the future.
Ed gets home.
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(c) When Professor Jones retires next Sometimes the future perfect and the
month, he will have taught OR will future perfect progressive have the
� have been teaching for 45 years. same meaning, as in (c).
r: Also, notice that the activity expressed
by either of these two tenses may begin
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in the past.
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