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FUTURE TENSES

Patricia Fernandez R

Created on March 22, 2024

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FUTURE TENSES

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BE GOING TO

IT IS USED TO TALK ABOUT FUTURE PLANS AND INTENTIONS. STRUCTURE: am/is/are + going to + infinitive verb.

  • Affirmative sentences: I am going to work at the zoo tomorrow.
  • Negative sentences: We aren't going to watch Free Willy next week.
  • Interrogative sentences: Is the lorry going to crash over that boy? Yes, it is. / No, it isn't.

WILL

It is used to make predictions and instant decisions. STRUCTURE: will + infinitive verb

Interrogative sentences

Negative sentences

Affirmative sentences

Scientists won't find a cure for AIDS soon.

Will you earn a lot of money in ten years' time? - Yes, I will. - No, I won't.

I'll open the door, mum!

PRESENT CONTINUOUS FOR FUTURE

IT IS USED TO TALK ABOUT FUTURE PLANS AND APPOINTMENTS. STRUCTURE: am/is/are + verb -ing

  • Affirmative sentences: She is going to the dentist tomorrow.
  • Negative sentences: They aren't buying food this afternoon.
  • Interrogative sentences: Are you studying for your final test next month? Yes, I am. / No, I'm not.

NOW...PRACTISE!