Future

Spontaniczne przewidywanie przyszłości. Coś co się może stać ale bez dowodów.

[1] The sun will shine tomorrow. [1] Peter will be 15 next Tuesday. [2] I think Sue will arrive in Paris at 6 pm. [3] Hang on! I'll have a word with you.

Will he be surprised when he sees me? Will Mark be able to do the shopping before 10 a.m.? Will there be plenty of people in church? Will you study harder?

I won't take any heavy equipment with me. I'm sorry I won't be able to help you with your English today. I expect that Sally will not clean up her room, unless you help her.

[1] I will be lying on a beach this time tomorrow. [2] I will be meeting them next week. [3] Will you be spending your holidays in the mountains as usual this year?

Will Mark be playing football at 6 p.m.? Will you be using the screwdriver?

We won't be having supper tomorrow before 8 o'clock. Iam not going to be learning English tomorrow at this time. John won't be sleeping now (= I think John isn't sleeping now)

I will have repaired my car by the summer. I will have been swimming for an hour by 6.30. You will have perfected your English by the time you come back from the U.S.

Will they have graduated from Cambridge by July 2009? Will I have retired by the end of the year? Will you have bought a new processor by the end of this week? Will you be working as usual tomorrow? What will you be doing tomorrow at five o'clock?

They won't have graduated from from Cambridge by July 2009. My uncle won't have retired by the end of the year. I will not be meeting them next week.

We will have been driving 6 hours by the time we get home. In the summer Mike will have been trying to find a new job for five months. I think we will have been staying in this traffic jam for six hours before we leave LA.

Will he have been writing the composition for a month by the end of February?

She won't have been writing the book for four months by the end of October.