Exercise 2 – Fill in the blanks. Use the correct form of future tense from the given options. The teacher ___ shortly. (will arrive/ arrives) The program ___ for some time now. (will continue/continues) The cat __ meowing a lot after the vaccine. (will be/ will have been) The book is quite lengthy.

The Future Continuous is very simple to form. We need only two main components: The future form of the verb to be. This is will be. The main verb with the -ing ending. Let’s look at these two components in more detail: We use the future form of the verb to be. The future form of the verb to be is will be regardless of who is the subject.
Here is the future anteriore (future perfect tense), which is formed by using the future simple of the auxiliary verb essere (to be) or avere (to have) + the past participle of the verb expressing the action: PARLARE (to talk) LEGGERE (to read) PARTIRE (to depart) Io. avrò parlato. In a simple future time clause, a sentence will talk about two events that happen in the future – one before the other. Either event can be expressed in the time clause depending on which subordinating conjunction you use in that clause. When writing the sentence, one event is expressed in the main clause using a future tense.
Here are the differences between the two: 没 (有) (méi yǒu) is used when expressing objectivity and therefore can only be used for the past and present time. 不 (bù) is used to express a subjective wish or expectation and can be used for past, present, and future time. 今天他没来 。. (jīn tiān tā méi lái.)
In Spanish, there are four main ways to talk about a future action. In addition to the four ways listed below, the future subjunctive and future perfect subjunctive are also used, but their use is rare in modern Spanish. However, they are useful tenses to be able to recognize. This guide serves as an overview of the Spanish future tenses.
Jun 26, 2022 - Time Expressions in English, Past, Present and Future Tense Using Time Expressions in FUTURE Tense Tomorrow Next week Next month Next year In an hour Soon In the near future Later this evening In the future Way off in the future The day after tomorrow Eventually Using Time Expressions in PRESENT Tense Today This week This month This year At the moment Now At this time Nowadays
USE 1 Unspecified Time Before Now. We use the present perfect to say that an action happened at an unspecified time before now. The exact time is not important. You CANNOT use the present perfect with specific time expressions such as yesterday, one year ago, last week, when I was a child, when I lived in Japan, at that moment, that day, one
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