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Future Perfect Tense This is a  verb tense that describes an action  that will be completed at a specific point in the future. Formula  Subject + will have + Verb(3)  +past participle  Examples The baby will have learned to walk by their first birthday. I will have completed my home task by 11 O'CLOCK. Negative sentence Subject + will not have  or won't have+ past participle . They will not have played hockey 🏑. Or They won't have played hockey. Interrogative sentence Will + subject + have  +past participle. Will they have played hockey  ? Note  We must put question mark ❓ at the end of the interrogative sentence. Uses  The Future Perfect Tense is used to 1. Describe an action or event that will be completed before a specific point in the future. 2. Show that one action will be completed before another action starts. 3. Emphasize the completion of an action or event. Instances  He will have been here for two weeks  . By the ti...

  Future Continuous Tense   This Tense is used to describe actions that will be in progress at a specific point in the future.  Formula  Subject + will be + verb-ing . Examples: I will be playing football. By this time next year, they will be traveling to  Europe. At 1: 30 pm tomorrow, she will be meeting with her Principal. Uses  To describe an action that will be ongoing at a specific time in the future : I will be watching  a movie at 9 PM tomorrow. To predict future actions or events : This time next week, we will be celebrating our farewell. To show that something will be in progress at a future time : T hey will be celebrating  their  sister's  birthday all day tomorrow.

  Future Indefinite Tense.        This Tense, also known as the Simple Future Tense, is a verb tense that defines an action or event that will happen at an unspecified time in the future. Formation The Future Indefinite Tense is formed using the auxiliary verb "will" followed by the base form of the main verb. Examples Najam will graduate next year. - They will go to Gilgit Baltistan. Uses  This tense  is used to: 1. Predict future events or actions. 2. Make promises or offers. 3. Express intentions or plans. 4. Describe future possibilities or probabilities. Key characteristics - The action or event has not yet occurred. - The time of occurrence is unspecified. - The action or event is expected to happen in the future. Formula  Subject + will + V(1) first form of verb For example 1  They will go to school. 2 She will eat food. Negative Sentences Subject + will not + V(1)             or Subject + won't +  V(...