FLIPPED CLASS
future tenses
Abril Moreno, Lucía Pérez, Álvaro Tajuelo & Lohany Rodríguez
Empezar
future simple
lets see!
time expressions
when can we use it?
uses
what can we use it for?
spelling rules
how can we use it
next!
be going to
lets see!
time expressions
when can we use it?
uses
what can we use it for?
spelling rules
how can we use it
next!
future continouos
lets see!
time expressions
when can we use it?
uses
what can we use it for?
spelling rules
how can we use it
next!
Future Perfect (will have + past participle)
lets see!
time expressions
when can we use it?
spelling rules
how can we use it
uses
what can we use it for?
next!
Future Perfect Continuous (will have been + -ing)
lets see!
time expressions
when can we use it?
spelling rules
how can we use it
uses
what can we use it for?
next!
time expressions
Tomorrow, next week/month/year, soon, in a minute, in the future.
spelling rules
No special spelling rules (base form of the verb after will).
Future Simple (will + base verb)
Uses
- Instant decisions: I’ll answer the phone.
- Predictions: It will rain tomorrow.
- Promises/threats: I will help you.
- Future facts: The sun will rise at 6:30.
time expressions
Tomorrow, tonight, next week, soon, in a few days.
spelling rules
Same as present continuous spelling (be verb + going to + base verb).
Be going to + verb
Uses
- Planned actions: We are going to visit Grandma.
- Intentions: I’m going to start a diet.
- Predictions based on evidence: Look at those clouds! It’s going to rain.
uses
Completed action before a point in the future: By next year, I will have finished school.
spelling rules
Regular verbs: + -ed (work → worked).Ending in -e: + -d (live → lived). Consonant + y: → -ied (study → studied). CVC (consonant–vowel–consonant): double final consonant (stop → stopped). Irregular verbs: 3rd form (go → gone, write → written).
time expressions
By tomorrow, by next week, by the time, before 2030.
spelling rules
Same -ing form rules as future continuous.
time expressions
For… (duration), by the time, by tomorrow, by next year, for two hours/days/months.
uses
Action in progress for a duration up to a future point: By 8 o’clock, she will have been studying for 3 hours.
uses
Action in progress at a specific time in the future: This time tomorrow, I’ll be flying to Paris. Polite questions about plans: Will you be using the computer later?
spelling rules
-ing form rules: work → working make → making run → running (double consonant) study → studying
time expressions
This time tomorrow, at 5 p.m. tomorrow, next week at this time, soon.
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FLIPPED CLASS
future tenses
Abril Moreno, Lucía Pérez, Álvaro Tajuelo & Lohany Rodríguez
Empezar
future simple
lets see!
time expressions
when can we use it?
uses
what can we use it for?
spelling rules
how can we use it
next!
be going to
lets see!
time expressions
when can we use it?
uses
what can we use it for?
spelling rules
how can we use it
next!
future continouos
lets see!
time expressions
when can we use it?
uses
what can we use it for?
spelling rules
how can we use it
next!
Future Perfect (will have + past participle)
lets see!
time expressions
when can we use it?
spelling rules
how can we use it
uses
what can we use it for?
next!
Future Perfect Continuous (will have been + -ing)
lets see!
time expressions
when can we use it?
spelling rules
how can we use it
uses
what can we use it for?
next!
time expressions
Tomorrow, next week/month/year, soon, in a minute, in the future.
spelling rules
No special spelling rules (base form of the verb after will).
Future Simple (will + base verb)
Uses
time expressions
Tomorrow, tonight, next week, soon, in a few days.
spelling rules
Same as present continuous spelling (be verb + going to + base verb).
Be going to + verb
Uses
uses
Completed action before a point in the future: By next year, I will have finished school.
spelling rules
Regular verbs: + -ed (work → worked).Ending in -e: + -d (live → lived). Consonant + y: → -ied (study → studied). CVC (consonant–vowel–consonant): double final consonant (stop → stopped). Irregular verbs: 3rd form (go → gone, write → written).
time expressions
By tomorrow, by next week, by the time, before 2030.
spelling rules
Same -ing form rules as future continuous.
time expressions
For… (duration), by the time, by tomorrow, by next year, for two hours/days/months.
uses
Action in progress for a duration up to a future point: By 8 o’clock, she will have been studying for 3 hours.
uses
Action in progress at a specific time in the future: This time tomorrow, I’ll be flying to Paris. Polite questions about plans: Will you be using the computer later?
spelling rules
-ing form rules: work → working make → making run → running (double consonant) study → studying
time expressions
This time tomorrow, at 5 p.m. tomorrow, next week at this time, soon.