Future continuous and future perfect	

Part 1

At 7 o'clock tomorrow morning...
	I will get out of bed
	I will be getting out of bed
	I will have got out of bed
I won’t have got out of bed yet
Now write the time you think you will get out of bed_____________

At 8 o'clock tomorrow morning...
	I will have breakfast
	I will be having breakfast
	I will have had breakfast
	I won't have had breakfast yet
Now write the time you think you will start eating your breakfast________________

At 9 o'clock tomorrow morning...
	I will start work
	I will have started work
	I won't have started work yet
Now write the time you think you will start work________________	

Part 1

At 7 o'clock tomorrow morning...
	I will get out of bed
	I will be getting out of bed
	I will have got out of bed
I won’t have got out of bed yet
Now write the time you think you will get out of bed_____________

At 8 o'clock tomorrow morning...
	I will have breakfast
	I will be having breakfast
	I will have had breakfast
	I won't have had breakfast yet
Now write the time you think you will start eating your breakfast________________

At 9 o'clock tomorrow morning...
	I will start work
	I will have started work
	I won't have started work yet
Now write the time you think you will start work________________

Part 2

Which of the following have you done? (Mark them with a tick)
Which do you think you will have done by the time you retire? (Underline them)

•	sung a song in public		
•	bought a car
•	bought a house			
•	climbed to the top of a mountain
•	brought up a child		
•	made a speech in front of a large group of people
•	passed a driving test		
•	tried an adventure sport	•	tried bungee jumping		
•	been drunk
•	been to an English-speaking country
•	split up with a boy / girlfriend
•	started your own business	
•	won a competition
•	taken a degree at university	
•	slept in the open air

Now ask your partner questions to find his / her answers

	First ask about the past: Have you (ever)...
	
	If your partner says 'yes', ask another question to find out some details. 
e.g. 	When...? where...? why...? etc.
	
	If your partner says 'no', ask the question,  
	Do you think you will have ..... by the time you retire?

	Example:

			Have you tried bungee jumping
			No, I haven't.
			Do you think you will have tried it by the time you retire?
			I expect I will / I doubt it / I'm sure I will etc.