Future Forms notes
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This Future Forms page gathers user-made notes on will, going to and the present continuous, with uses and examples. The collection offers school students ways to practise choosing future forms and teachers material to use in lessons. There are over 10 notes at school level. Pick a note and start exploring.
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FUTURE TENSES STUDENT: FRANCISCO JAVIER PIÑA SUÁREZ N.L 44 ...
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Expressing future time in English Future with ‘Will’ British people use I shall / I will and we shall / we will. Will is also present in other grammar contexts: In requests (petitions): Will you bring me the water, please? In conditional sentences (we...
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GRAMMAR FUTURE - created from Mind Map WILL BE GOING TO FUTURE CONTINOUOS
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SIMPLE FUTURE AND IDIOMATIC FUTURE SIMPLE FUTURE AND IDIOMATIC FUTURE SIMPLE FUTURE "WILL" We use the future simple with 'will' to predict the future. It is the basic way we talk about the future in English, and we often use it if there is no reason to...
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TYPES OF FUTURES IN ENGLISH - creado desde un Mapa Mental FUTURE GOING TO FUTURE WILL FURURE CONTINUOUS
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Future - created from Mind Map Will Be going to Present Continuos
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Two ways of talking about the future - created from Mind Map Present Continuous Going to We can often use either the present continuous or going to for future plans
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GOING TO AND WILL We use "Going to" and "Will" mainly to talk about the future, or to refer to it, the small difference between the two is as follows: WILL: We use it to refer to a dream we have. for example: "Someday I will buy a hous...
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The fortune teller - created from Mind Map Hello! Hello! I’m the best fortune telling machine in the world. Listen to me! I’ll tell you about your future. You’ll go to very interesting places.
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Uses of will - creado desde un Mapa Mental Make a prediction Make a decision at the time of speaking Make a request and answer with a offer
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FUTURE TENSES - creado desde un Mapa Mental Present Continuos Future Continuos Be Going To
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Unit 4 "Coming up" Unit 4 "Coming up" 1. Please, study the following structures that indicate future in English: 2. What are these people's plans for the weekend?
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Will Will + infinitiveA decision at the moment of speaking:Julie: There's no milk.John: Really? In that case, I'll go and get some Nueva Página
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Going to Be going to + infinitiveA decision before the moment of speaking:Julie: There's no milk.John: I know. I'm going to go and get some when this TV programme finishes. Nueva Página
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Future sentence prediction "will" - created from Mind Map
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GoConqr OriginalWhat the Future Forms notes cover
These notes bring together uses, structures and examples of future forms. Some focus on will, including promises, offers and decisions made while speaking. Others compare going to with the present continuous for future plans. There are also notes that include the future continuous and future perfect.
How to revise with notes
Start with the note on will, going to and the present continuous if you want an overview of their forms and uses. For a closer look at will, Expressing future time in English includes requests as well as ways of referring to the future.
As you read, cover the examples and try writing your own sentences. Then check the notes again to see how each form is built. If you want a visual overview, switch to a mind map on the unit page; if you want to practise choosing forms, try a quiz there. Choose a note to begin.
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Which note should I start with?
For an overview, start with the note created from a mind map on will, going to and the present continuous. It brings together forms, uses and examples. If you want to focus on will, the note called Will includes a decision made at the moment of speaking.
What do the notes cover beyond will and going to?
Some notes also include the present continuous for future plans. One note lists the future continuous, future perfect simple and present simple alongside other forms. You can choose a note that matches the form you are studying, then use its structures and examples to guide your revision.
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