''I will be going...'' / ''I will have done...''
1) ''When Mom arrives, I will have left.''
2) ''I will be attending a lecture next week.''

Are these examples correct? When to use ''The Future Perfect Tense'' and ''The Future Progressive Tense'' properly in a sentence? (please, give me some examples!)

Thanks in advance.

Question

''I will be going...'' / ''I will have done...''
1) ''When Mom arrives, I will have left.''
2) ''I will be attending a lecture next week.''

Are these examples correct? When to use ''The Future Perfect Tense'' and ''The Future Progressive Tense'' properly in a sentence? (please, give me some examples!)

Thanks in advance.

Answer

1. "By the time Mom arrives, I will have left."*
2. Perfect. No correction needed.

Answer

I'm sorry I can't be too specific because I don't know the names of the tenses, but I can tell you if the sentences sound correct.  Number 1 is probably correct, but I'm not 100% sure about the context you are asking about.  What you have said here could also be said "By the time Mom arrives, I will no longer be here."  If that's what you were trying to say then good job!!  Number 2 is perfect!

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