Nivel B2 - Advanced Grammar

Future Perfect & ContinuousWill Have Done vs Will Be Doing

Master advanced future forms para expresar predicciones sofisticadas, proyecciones profesionales y planes complejos con la precisión de un native speaker ejecutivo.

18 min de lectura
18 ejercicios avanzados
Business projections

¿Por qué son Esenciales los Future Tenses Avanzados?

En el nivel B2, dominar Future Perfect y Future Continuous es crucial para comunicación ejecutiva sofisticada, proyecciones empresariales precisas y planificación estratégica de alto nivel.

Aplicaciones Profesionales B2:

  • 1Strategic planning: Proyectar resultados y milestones futuros
  • 2Progress reporting: Describir estados en desarrollo continuo
  • 3Timeline management: Coordinar actividades paralelas complejas
  • 4Executive communication: Precisión temporal en forecasts y reports

Future Perfect: Completed Future Actions

Structure: will + have + past participle

Expresa acciones que estarán completadas antes de un momento específico en el futuro.

Deadlines & Completions

"By Friday, we will have submitted the proposal."

→ Submission completa antes del viernes

"The team will have completed testing by then."

→ Testing terminado para ese momento

Duration Until Future Point

"Next month, I will have been here for 10 years."

→ 10 años cumplidos para el próximo mes

"They will have lived abroad for a decade."

→ Década completa de vida en el extranjero

Business Projections

"We will have doubled revenue by 2025."

→ Revenue duplicado para 2025

"Sales will have reached $10M by Q4."

→ Target alcanzado para Q4

Assumptions & Expectations

"They will have received our email by now."

→ Asumimos que ya recibieron el email

"The CEO will have made a decision."

→ Esperamos decisión ya tomada

Future Continuous: Actions in Progress

Structure: will + be + verb-ing

Describe acciones que estarán en progreso en un momento específico del futuro.

Specific Future Moments

"At 3 PM, I will be presenting to the board."

→ Presentación en progreso a las 3 PM

"This time tomorrow, we will be negotiating."

→ Negociación en curso mañana a esta hora

Future Arrangements

"We will be working from home next week."

→ Arrangement de trabajo remoto

"They will be launching in Asian markets."

→ Plan de lanzamiento en progreso

Parallel Activities

"While you're in London, I will be handling operations here."

→ Actividades simultáneas en diferentes lugares

"Marketing will be running campaigns all quarter."

→ Actividad continua durante un periodo

Polite Future Inquiries

"Will you be attending the conference?"

→ Pregunta educada sobre planes futuros

"Will you be needing any assistance?"

→ Oferta de ayuda cortés

Future Perfect Continuous: Advanced Duration

Structure: will + have been + verb-ing

Enfatiza la duración de una acción continua hasta un punto específico en el futuro.

Key Applications

Duration Focus

"By December, we will have been developing this product for two years."

→ Énfasis en los 2 años de desarrollo continuo

Continuous Process

"They will have been negotiating for months by the time we join."

→ Proceso continuo de meses antes de un evento

Compare: Perfect vs Perfect Continuous

Future Perfect

"I will have written 10 reports."

→ Resultado: 10 reportes completados

Future Perfect Continuous

"I will have been writing for 5 hours."

→ Duración: 5 horas de escritura continua

Corporate Timeline: Future Forms in Action

Q4 2024 Strategy Meeting - CEO Presentation

Opening - Current Status

"Good morning, everyone. By the end of today's meeting, we will have outlinedour complete strategy for 2025. Let me start with where we will be standingat year-end."

Q4 Projections

"By December 31st, we will have achieved $50M in revenue. Our Asian division will have been operating for exactly one year, and the team will be managing 15 regional offices."

Q1 2025 Plans

"Starting January, we will be implementing the new ERP system. The IT department will have completed all migrations by then. During Q1, marketing will be launching three major campaigns simultaneously."

Mid-Year Outlook

"By June 2025, we will have been competing in the European market for six months. Our R&D team will have developed two new product lines, and sales will be targeting a 30% increase in market share."

Long-term Vision

"Looking ahead to 2030, we will have transformed into a fully digital-first organization. By that time, we will have been leadingthe industry in sustainability for five consecutive years."

Future Forms Analysis:

Future Perfect:

  • • will have achieved (completion)
  • • will have completed (deadline)
  • • will have developed (result)

Future Continuous:

  • • will be managing (ongoing)
  • • will be implementing (process)
  • • will be launching (activity)

Future Perfect Continuous:

  • • will have been operating (duration)
  • • will have been competing (process)
  • • will have been leading (continuous)

Common B2 Mistakes to Avoid

❌ Incorrect Uses

"I will have been arriving by 6 PM."

✓ "I will have arrived by 6 PM."

→ Arrival es puntual, no continua

"Next year I will work here for 10 years."

✓ "Next year I will have worked here for 10 years."

→ Future Perfect para duración completada

✅ Best Practices

Time Markers

Use: by, by the time, by then, in X years' time

Context Clues

Future Perfect: completion, achievement, result
Future Continuous: process, activity, arrangement

Professional Tone

"Will you be joining us?" (más cortés que "Will you join?")

Advanced Practice Exercises

Master future projections and timeline management with executive contexts. Exercise 1 of 18

By the end of this quarter, we _____ all our annual targets.

Master Summary: Future Forms B2

Future Perfect:

  • Completed actions: By X time
  • Achievements: Results reached
  • Assumptions: What we expect done
  • Milestones: Project completions

Future Continuous:

  • In progress: At specific times
  • Arrangements: Planned activities
  • Parallel actions: Simultaneous events
  • Polite inquiries: Professional tone

Perfect Continuous:

  • Duration focus: How long by then
  • Continuous process: Ongoing until
  • Emphasis: Time spent doing
  • Experience: Accumulated activity