Future progressive and future simple

future continuous vs. future simpleUse:

Future continuous to say that an action will be in progress at a certain time in the future. It is often used to express an action already decided on.I’ll be seeing Joe at 9.00.This time next week, I’ll be lying on the beach. (John is imagining his holiday in Florida).I’ll see you at nine o’clock.We’ll buy it when we get back from the beach.John will finish his degree in June.

Form: 

Future continuous: will + be + verb + ing Future simple: will + verb1

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past modals

past modals 

– would have, should have, could haveUse:To talk about the past and speculate or imagine how things are / were.• Should have is often used to express criticism or regret about a past action or inaction.• Could have is used to express past possibility that did not in fact happen.You could have hurt yourself. (but you didn’t)

Form:

modal + perfect infinitive

You shouldn't have left the suitcase there. It could have been stolen.

I would have brought it with me.

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