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Alicia German

Created on December 17, 2023

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FUTURE

tenses

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Future tenses

Future tenses are those verb tenses used to talk about the future.

BE GOING TO

PRESENT SIMPLE

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

We are going to see 5 tenses to talk about the future: PRESENT SIMPLE, PRESENT CONTINUOUS, BE GOING TO, FUTURE SIMPLE AND FUTURE CONTINUOUS.

FUTURE SIMPLE

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

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future tenses

Match each concept with its characteristics

PRESENT SIMPLE

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

3. The concert starts at 9

1. I'm watching it tonight

4. Timetables

2. Plans that are already arranged.

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Concepts

Name of subject

Match each concept with its characteristics

WILL

BE GOING TO

- I'm going to become a doctor. - Liverpool is going to lose this match. (The score is 0-2)

- Don't worry, I'll do the dishes. - Liverpool will lose this match. (The match hasn't started yet)

1. Plans or intentions

3. Predictions

4. Predictions with evidence

2. Spontaneous decisions

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Future tenses

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

- In six years, I will be studying at university.

STRUCTURE

2. Uncertain events.

1. Actions in progress at a certain point in the future.

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future tenses

ENGLISH

Drag the concept to its corresponding slot

This week I ________ to France. I think the weather _________ hot and sunny, so we _________ enjoy the sunshine. On Friday morning we _________ the mountains in the national park with our dogs- it _________ be fun! A typical thing to visit is the town markets. They ________ at 7 in the morning every day, so don't call me around that time, I __________ local products. Don't worry, I _______ send you pictures!

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will

open

will

will be

are going to explore

am travelling

are going to

will be buying

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future tenses

ENGLISH

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EXTRA

Click on each icon to practice the specific future tense.

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