ENGLISH

LESSON
10 January
th

By Professor Carlos Barba

FUTURE TENSES
FUTURE SIMPLE (WILL / BE GOING TO / PRESENT PROGRESSIVE)
WILL and GOING TO
 WILL GOING TO

- promises - predictions with evidence

- prediction with no evidence - Intention of a future plan
- sudden decisions - PERSONAL PLANS
- offer help / request
- future facts
WILL + V1 WON’T + V1
 will be 15 next Wednesday. (be)
1.Philipp _____________

2. They are going to get a new computer. (get)

__________________

will like this CD. (like)

3. I think my mother _____________
 is going to have a baby. (have)
4. Paul's sister ___________________

are going to arrive at about 4 in the

5. They ______________________
afternoon. (arrive)

will help you with the bags. (help)

6. Just a moment. I ___________
 will buy
7. In 2030 people ________________ more hybrid
cars. (buy)

is going to throw a party next

8. Marvin ____________________
week. (throw)

are going to flyto Venice in June. (fly)

9. We _________________
 is going to rain soon. (rain)
10. Look at the clouds! It _________________
 WILL be going to Present progressive
Promises Intention of a plan Definite Plans
Sudden decision Predictions with
Predictions/ evidence PLANS WITH OTHER PEOPLE
no evidence (ARRANGEMENTS)
PERSONAL PLANS
Offer help/Requests
Future Facts
Future perfect

Use:
•Use the future perfect to talk about an event that
will be finished and complete before a specified
time in the future.
This time next week, I’ll / will have finished this project.

Para ésta hora la próxima semana, habré

terminado este proyecto.
Phrases often seen with this use of the future perfect
include:

By ..., This time next week..., In __ years’ time...;

when + present simple; by the time + present
simple.

When you arrive, I’ll have prepared the dinner.

By the time I get home, my mum will probably

have tidied the house.
 •The future perfect is also use to
make predictions about future
events that will be complete before
a specified future time.
Do you think Mel will have eaten all
the chocolate cake?
No, she won’t have done that!

¿Crees que Mel se habrá comido todo

el pastel de chocolate?
No, ella no habrá hecho eso!
Form:
Make the future continuous this way :

Positive and Negative

V3
Form:
Questions
:
 FUTURE PERFECT

POSITIVE: SUBJECT + WILL + HAVE + VERB 3

NEGATIVE: SUBJECT + WON’T HAVE + V3

INTERROGATIVE: WILL + SUBJECT + HAVE + V3 + ?

When you come home, I _________________dinner
will have cooked for you
(cook)
.
will have washed
They ___________________the dishes by now. (wash)

will have invited

He ________________her for a coffee. (invite)

will have fallen

In ten years’ time the house __________________into ruin. (fall)

will have left

She __________________work for today. (leave)
You (finish/not) ____________________
won’t have finished this work by the end of the
work day.

Don’t come round before 9 o’clock. I (get up/not)

_________________
won’t have got up by then.

They (arrive/not) __________________

won’t have arrived yet.

He (forget/not) ____________________
will have forgotten to lock the door.

We (switch off/not) ______________________

will have switched off the TV.
 FUTURE PERFECT
PROGRESSIVE
POSITIVE: SUBJECT + WILL + HAVE + BEEN V+ ING

NEGATIVE: SUBJECT + WON’T HAVE BEEN + V+ING

INTERROGATIVE: WILL + SUBJECT + HAVE BEEN+ V+ING ?