SIMPLE FUTURE AND IDIOMATIC FUTURE

In English it is formed with the structure to be + going to followed by a verb in its simple form and is used to indicate future events with implication,need or obligation.
The Simple Future is a verb tense that is used to describe actions that will take place in the future without the need to clarify when they will occur.
The future simple in English basically has two ways of being formed in an affirmative sentence
1. Subject + will + verb in its form
2. Simple + complements
3. Subject + be+ going to + verb in its form
4. Simple + complements
The future simple is used to
1. Make predictions about the future of a certain probability.They can be accompanied by the expression "I think"
Examples of future simple
1. I won´t have time
2. I wiil see you next week
The affirmative sentences of the future idiomatic in English have the following format:
1. Subject + verb to be (conjugated) + verb go (gerund) + to + verb (simple form)
2. Verb to be
3. Verb go (to go) in gerund together with the particle to
4. Finally, the main verb is placed in its simple form.In Spanish, it thanslates to go to (eat,dance,play)
Examples of idiomatic future
1. I´m going to school tomorrow
2. You are going to the baseball game

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	Created by Alma Beltran about 4 years ago