Intermediate 📐 Grammar · #263 of 305

Future Passive: Will Be Done

will be + past participle.

Examples

  • The report will be finished tomorrow.

Key rules

  • Form: will be + past participle
  • Negative: will not (won't) be done
  • Question: Will the report be finished?
  • Use it when the action is more important than who does it

Common mistakes

  • The report will finish tomorrow → The report will be finished tomorrow
  • will be finish → will be finished
💡 Tip: Do not forget be after will.
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Present Perfect Continuous

have been + -ing stresses duration up to now.

Past Perfect

had + past participle for an earlier past action.

Past Perfect Continuous

had been + -ing for duration before a past moment.

Future Continuous

will be + -ing for actions in progress at a future time.

Future Perfect

will have + past participle for completion before a future time.

Future Perfect Continuous

will have been + -ing for duration up to a future point.