Future Forms slides
15 slide sets by 15 users
This Future Forms page gathers slides on will, going to, predictions and other ways to express the future in English. It offers school students material for practising future forms and teachers ready-made material for lessons. There are over 10 slide sets, mainly at secondary level. Choose a set to start exploring.
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About future forms slides
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The slide sets offer different ways into future forms. Grammar English introduces will for predictions based on opinion or experience. Will vs. Going to focuses on those two forms, while Expressing Future in English also lists forms such as the present continuous and future perfect.
How to revise with slides
Start with Grammar English if you want to look at predictions with will. Read its examples, then move to the slide set on will, might and may for more work on predictions. The gap-fill slides give you sentences to practise with, including going to and the present continuous.
As you work through a set, note the form used in each example and try making a sentence of your own. If you want to check your choices afterwards, switch to a quiz on the Future Forms unit page. For a different view of the patterns, use a mind map. Pick a slide set and work through it at your own pace.
Frequently asked questions
Which slide set should I start with?
Start with Grammar English if you want an introduction to will for predictions based on opinion or experience. Its examples give you sentences to look at as you revise. If you want to focus on the contrast between two forms, Will vs. Going to is another option.
What future forms do the slides cover?
The slide sets cover will and going to, as well as predictions using will, might and may. Expressing Future in English lists a wider selection, including the present simple, present continuous, future perfect and future continuous. The gap-fill slides also give practice with going to and the present continuous.
Are these slides free to use?
Yes. Every slide set listed on this page is free to open and study without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users, so you can browse the different sets and choose the explanations or practice material that suit the topic you are revising.