Future Forms mind maps
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This Future Forms page gathers over 400 community-made mind maps on English future forms, from will and going to to the future perfect. School students can use them to practise choosing forms, and teachers can find material for lessons. Browse the maps and pick one to explore.
Mind maps
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Future mind map in English (Will Vs Going to)
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Future with Will - Be Going To - Present Continuous as Future Mapa: Future with will, be goung to, present continuous as future and quantifiers
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simple and idiomatic future SE DA A CONOCER COMO ES LA ESTRUCTURA DE LAS ORACIONES Y AKGUNOS EJEMPLOS
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Future. Going to VS Will
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SIMPLE TENSES
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UNIT 4. FUTURE SCIENCE
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FUTURE TENSES
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Unit 4
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THE TENSES USED FOR FUTURE. tenses for future. -
IDIOMATIC FUTURE GOING TO
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FUTURE STRUCTURES -
IDIOMATIC FUTURE.GOING TO
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Structure in future
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Future Froms and Uses
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GRAMMAR FUTURE STRUCTURES
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WILL / WON´T
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will / be going to
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ways to create the future
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Future simple will and Going to
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Language Focus Will and Going To -
FUTURE
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Future Simple
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WILL vs BE GOING TO
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Future Forms
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The Future
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THE FUTURE -
Future
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Recovery grade
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Future
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Future plans
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Future simple vs "going to" future
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Will vs Going to
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English Grammar: Future Intentions
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FUTURE TENSES
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VERBAL TENSES IN THE FUTURE
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WILL AND BE GOING TO
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Future time ( Will / Be going to ) -
4 formas para falar sobre o FUTURO
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*FUTURE*
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Future Tense
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About future forms mind maps
GoConqr OriginalUsing Future Forms mind maps
These maps bring together structures and uses for future forms. Some compare will and going to; others include the present continuous, future continuous or future perfect. The map Future with Will covers both will and going to, including spontaneous decisions and assumptions.
Start with that map if you want to compare forms. Follow its branches, then cover the text and try to recall what each form is used for. Check the map again and note any points you missed.
Move between formats
After reading a map, try a quiz on the Future Forms unit page to practise choosing a form in sentences. Return to the relevant branches when you need a reminder, or switch to flashcards for short review. Teachers can use a map to introduce a comparison before students practise it. Choose a map that matches the form you want to revise.
Frequently asked questions
Which mind map should I start with?
Try “Future with Will” if you want to look at will alongside going to. Its branches include structures and uses, such as spontaneous decisions and assumptions. Read through the map, then see whether you can recall the points before checking them again.
What do the maps cover besides will and going to?
The listing includes maps on the present continuous as a future form, as well as the future continuous, future perfect and future perfect progressive. Some maps focus on comparing forms, while others are organised around future plans or describing future events.
Are the mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study, with no account needed. A free account also lets you make your own mind maps, quizzes, flashcards and notes, and save your quiz scores. The listed resources were made by GoConqr users.
Who are these maps for?
The maps are suited to school students practising English future forms and teachers looking for material to use in lessons. Students can compare structures and uses, while teachers can select a map that matches the form they want to introduce or review.