Mike will have woken up early every day by the end of next week. He will have had breakfast and then he will have gone to work by bus. At work, he will have used the computer and helped customers. He will have had lunch at noon. In the afternoon, he will have worked a bit more and then he will have gone back home. In the evening, he will have relaxed.

Mike will have left home at seven o’clock every day by the end of next week. He will have walked to the bus stop. At the stop, he will have met his friend Joana. They will have talked while they wait for the bus. The bus will have arrived and they will have gotten on. Mike will always have sat by the window. He will have watched the city as the bus heads to work.

Mike will have arrived at work at eight o’clock every day by the end of next week. He will have greeted his colleagues and turned on the computer. Mike will have checked his emails and replied to important messages. He will have assisted customers and solved problems. At ten o’clock, he will have taken a coffee break. Then, he will have gone back to work and continued his tasks.

At noon, Mike will have gone to have lunch at the restaurant near his work. He will have always chosen a table by the window. Mike will have ordered a plate of salad and grilled chicken. He will have chatted with his colleagues while he eats. After eating, he will have had a coffee and relaxed for a few minutes before going back to work.

At three o’clock, Mike will have had a meeting with clients. He will have prepared by reviewing his notes. In the meeting room, he will have greeted the clients and presented the agenda. Mike will have discussed projects and listened to the clients’ concerns. He will have taken note of the important points and proposed solutions. The meeting will have ended with everyone satisfied.