TEFL Unit 8

Tense) At 6 o'clock tomorrow, I WILL BE HAVING my piano lesson. - answerFuture continuous (Tense) I think IT WILL SNOW tomorrow. - answerFuture simple (Tense) I WILL HAVE PASSED my driving test by this time next week. - answerFuture perfect (Tense) By this time next year I WILL HAVE BEEN LIVING here for 10 years. - answerFuture perfect (Usage) At 6 o'clock tomorrow I WILL BE HAVING my piano lesson. - answerAction in progress at a specific future time. (Usage) This time next year I WILL HAVE BEEN LIVING here for 10 years. - answerHow long something will have been happening by a future time. (Usage) I think IT WILL SNOW tomorrow. - answerPrediction (with no present evidence) (Usage) I WILL HAVE PASSED my driving test by this time next week. - answerAn action completed before a time in the future. Give an example sentence in the future simple tense. - answerI will love you forever. Give an example sentence in the future perfect tense. - answerI will not have completed it by then. Name a commonly used usage for the future continuous tense. - answerAn activity in progress at a specific future time. Which tense is used for expressing decisions made before the time of speaking? - answerGoing to the future. Give an example sentence for the future perfect continuous tense. - answerI will have been working for this company for twenty five years soon. Identify the tense: John is going out tonight. - answerPresent continuous Give an example of the future continuous tense. - answerWill you be dining with us tomorrow? Which usage is NOT associated with the future simple tense. - answerPrediction with present evidence. Which usage is NOT associated with the going to future tense. - answerSpontaneous decisions (decisions made at the time of speaking) Which of the following tenses is used for expressing spontaneous decisions made at the time of speaking? - answerFuture simple Identify the tense: The next bus for New York leaves at 9:00 a.m. - answerPresent sinple Which tense is NOT used for expressing predictions. - answerPresent