An action in progress at a

specific time in the future

An action completed at a
specific time in the future

Choose the correct answer.

Choose the correct verbs to complete the
1. Sunday is the first day of our trip. We will be sentences. Use the Future Continuous or
travelling / will have travelled all day. the Future Perfect Simple.

2. Scuba-diving gear is expensive. Luckily, by this

summer, I will be buying / will have bought
everything I need.
3. Leo broke his arm yesterday. He will not have climbed
/ will not be climbing tomorrow.
4. Our trip this winter includes mountain climbing. Will
you have finished / Will you be finishing your
climbing course by then?
5. I’m going to Egypt tonight. This time tomorrow, I will
be looking / will have looked at the pyramids.
6. We’re late. By the time we arrive, everyone will be
leaving / will have left.
7. In 50 years’ time, will people be spending / will
people have spent their holidays in space?
8. By the end of this survival skills course, we won’t be
learning / won’t have learnt much.
9. I’m travelling to Alaska. This time next week, I’ll be
watching / I’ll have watched bears and whales.
10. In three weeks, I’ll be completing / I’ll have
completed the sailing course.
1. Soon, people _____________________ (not drive) cars
– they ________________________ them! (fly)
2. By the end of the next decade, passports
__________________________ (disappear). People
________________________ (use) electronic chips and
biometric systems.
3. By 2050, a Japanese company ________________
(build) a lift to take people to space. During the second
half of this century, tourists _____________________
(take) this lift to space.
4. Scientists _________________________ (develop) a
way to travel in time by the end of this century.
Imagine! In the 22nd century, tourists
________________________ (visit) Ancient Rome!
5. Aeroplanes without pilots ___________________
(become) a reality within 5o years. In the 2070s,
unmanned planes _____________________ (transport)
people to their destinations.

An action in progress at a
specific time in the future

Choose the correct answer.
1. Sunday is the first day of our trip. We will be
travelling / will have travelled all day.
2. Scuba-diving gear is expensive. Luckily, by this
summer, I will be buying / will have bought
everything I need.
3. Leo broke his arm yesterday. He will not have climbed
/ will not be climbing tomorrow.
4. Our trip this winter includes mountain climbing. Will
you have finished / Will you be finishing your
climbing course by then?
5. I’m going to Egypt tonight. This time tomorrow, I will
be looking / will have looked at the pyramids.
6. We’re late. By the time we arrive, everyone will be
leaving / will have left.
7. In 50 years’ time, will people be spending / will
people have spent their holidays in space?
8. By the end of this survival skills course, we won’t be
learning / won’t have learnt much.
9. I’m travelling to Alaska. This time next week, I’ll be
watching / I’ll have watched bears and whales.
10. In three weeks, I’ll be completing / I’ll have
completed the sailing course.
An action completed at a
specific time in the future
Choose the correct verbs to complete the
sentences. Use the Future Continuous or
the Future Perfect Simple.
1. Soon, people __won’t be driving____ (not drive) cars
– they ___will be flying________ them! (fly)
2. By the end of the next decade, passports __will have
disappeared___ (disappear). People __will be
using__________ (use) electronic chips and biometric
systems.
3. By 2050, a Japanese company _will have learnt (build)
a lift to take people to space. During the second half of
this century, tourists ____will be taking_____ (take)
this lift to space.
4. Scientists ___will have developed____ (develop) a
way to travel in time by the end of this century.
Imagine! In the 22nd century, tourists ___will be
visiting_______ (visit) Ancient Rome!
5. Aeroplanes without pilots _will have become_
(become) a reality within 5o years. In the 2070s,
unmanned planes _will be transporting_ (transport)
people to their destinations.