This time tomorrow, I'll be flying to Madrid.
The flight is in progress at the future reference time.
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Talk about actions in progress at a future time or completed before a future point.
ONE FUTURE POINT: 8:00
AT 8:00 = camera scene
Ask: What is happening then?
before 8 ──┌── action in progress ──┐── after 8
└──────────▲────────────┘
8:00
At eight, we'll be having dinner.
will be + verb-ing = still happening then
BY 8:00 = checkpoint
Ask: What is already complete before then?
before 8 ── completed ✓ ───────────▲── after 8
8:00
By eight, we'll have had dinner.
will have + past participle (done verb form)
= already complete before then
At a future point, use will be + verb-ing for what is happening then and will have + the done verb form for what is already complete.
This time tomorrow, I'll be flying to Madrid.
The flight is in progress at the future reference time.
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By Friday, I'll have finished the report.
The report is complete before Friday or no later than Friday.
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At eight, we'll be having dinner.
Dinner is happening around eight.
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By eight, we'll have had dinner.
Dinner is finished before eight or no later than eight.
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I'll be working when you arrive.
Your arrival happens during my work.
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Before you arrive, I'll have cooked dinner.
The cooking is complete before the arrival.
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They won't be using the meeting room at two.
The room will not be in use at that time.
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She won't have read your email before the call.
The reading will not be complete before the call.
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Will you be staying here next week?
The question asks about an expected situation during a future period.
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Will they have left by the time we get there?
The question asks whether leaving is complete before we arrive.
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At ten, I will be presenting the results.
The presentation is in progress at ten.
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By ten, I will have presented the results.
The presentation is complete before or no later than ten.
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I'll work late tomorrow.
This states a future action, not an action viewed as in progress at a specific moment.
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I'll be working late tomorrow when you call.
This focuses on the activity being in progress when the call happens.
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Will you be using the car tonight?
Future continuous can sound less direct than asking for a decision with will.
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By July, we'll have lived here for ten years.
The living situation started before July and continues up to that future point.
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By the time you will arrive, I will have cooked dinner.
Do not use will inside the future time clause after by the time.
By the time you arrive, I will have cooked dinner.
The time clause uses present simple, and the main clause uses future perfect.
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I will be knowing the answer tomorrow.
Know is usually a state verb, so it is not normally used in the continuous form.
I will know the answer tomorrow.
Use future simple for a future state with know.
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