1. Future Plans and Finished Future Actions
Prime 1 - Summit
Future Plans
and
Finished Future Actions

2. Future Plans + infinitive Express general future plans with: - expect
- hope
- intend
- plan
Monise expects to visit Paris next year.
Eliete plans to write a book in English.
+ infinitive

3. The perfect form of an infinitive: to have + past participle
Use the perfect form of an infinitive to express that an action
will or might take place before a specified time in the future.
By 2020, Ismael plans to have had
a child.
By this time next year, Graziela hopes to have bought a new car.
( to have)
(to buy)

4. Finished future actions Future perfect: will + have + past participle
Use the future perfect to indicate an action that will be completed by a specified time in the future.
By the end of this month, Marina will have cooked several delicious meals.
By the end of Prime 1, Ricardo
will have written 5 lovely paragraphs.
( to cook)
(to write)

5. Use the present perfect in an adverbial clause to distinguish between a completed future action and one that will follow it.
Once Cris has graduated from Prime, she’ll take a conversation course. When Fabio has saved a million reais, he is going to buy a new apartment.
Completed action:
Present perfect

6. Complete the sentences:
- By the end of September, we
will have finished Prime 1.
- We hope to start putting some money away.
When Marta has finished this presentation, she’ll go to bed.
Bob plans to be financially independent when he is 23 years old.
( to finish)
(to start)
(to finish)
(to be)
(to be)