Question

1 In a month I (jog) …… with my mum for a year. 2 I (write) …… this essay for two weeks by the time I hand it in. 3 Luke (call) …… you back in twenty minutes. 4 If you’re going to the cinema, I (come) …… with you. 5 This time next week I (travel) …… across Spain.

Answer 1

1 In a month I will have been jogging with my mum for a year.

В данном предложении подходит время Future Perfect Continuous, так как здесь говорится о процессе, который будет происходить в течении определённого времени в будущем, причём акцент делается именно на процессе.

2 I will have been writing this essay for two weeks by the time I hand it in.

Такая же ситуация, как в первом предложении.

3 Luke will call you back in twenty minutes.

В данном предложении уместно использовать Future Simple, так как в предложении говорится о том, что произойдёт в будущем, факт.

4 If you’re going to the cinema, I will come with you.

В данном  предложении уместно использовать Future Simple, так как это условное предложение первого типа (First Conditional), в основной части которого может использоваться только Future Simple.

5 This time next week I will be travelling across Spain.

В данном предложении используется Future Continuous, так как оно указывает на процесс, который будет происходить в определённое время в будущем.

Answer 2

1. In a month, I will have been jogging with my mum for a year. - This construction indicates a duration that will have been completed in the future. So, in a month from now, the period of jogging with your mum for a year will be accomplished.

2. I will have been writing this essay for two weeks by the time I hand it in. - Similar to the first sentence, this construction suggests a duration that will be completed in the future. In this case, you will have spent two weeks writing the essay when you submit it.

3. Luke will call you back in twenty minutes. - This sentence is in the future simple tense, indicating a future action that will happen. Luke is expected to call you back within the next twenty minutes.

4. If you're going to the cinema, I will come with you. - This sentence is in the future simple tense and uses the future conditional "will come" to express a possible action that depends on another event (you going to the cinema). If you decide to go to the cinema, the speaker will come with you.

5. This time next week, I will be traveling across Spain. - Here, the future continuous tense is used to express an action that will be in progress at a specific point in the future. In this case, the speaker will be in the process of traveling across Spain this time next week.