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About This Resource
This B1–B2 resource develops future continuous and future perfect structures for viewing future situations from a later reference point. It distinguishes actions expected to be in progress from events expected to be complete and introduces future perfect continuous as a controlled duration extension.
What You’ll Learn
• Form and use the future continuous for activity in progress at a future time.
• Form and use the future perfect for completion before a future reference point.
• Interpret by as a future boundary rather than an automatic tense trigger.
• Recognize when future perfect continuous adds useful duration meaning.
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