ENGLISH TENSES | Usage Guide | Futures: will be doing & will have done | B1+ English course #8/8

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Can we use 'will be doing' for future plans and arrangements? Do natives ever 'I'll have done' or 'I'll have been doing'?
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▶️ CHAPTERS
00:00 Introduction
00:21 General concept of all Continuous tenses
01:12 General concept of all Perfect tenses
02:06 General concept of all Perfect Continuous tenses
03:33 Notes: Contractions & State verbs
04:20 Frequency of use of each future tense
04:49 Why 'I will be doing' is such a common tense


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