Future

forms
Analía Granda, Isabella Molina
and Rafaela Montalvo
Uses of
future
forms
It is used to connote some action that we
or others will follow in the time to come
(whether short-term or long-term) or some
event or action that will take place in the
time to follow.
 USES OF THE

Future form
WE USE GOING TO +
WE USE WILL + INFINITIVE OR THE WE USE GOING
INFINITIVE PRESENT CONTINUOUS TO + INFINITIVE

for predicting
to talk about

to talk about
something based things that are
on our belief or our plans and
knowledge of certain to
arrangements
characteristic happen because
behaviour. that have already
there is presen
for promises, been decided.
threats, offers and evidence.
requests.

 USES OF THE

Future form
WE USE THE FUTURE WE USE THE FUTURE
WE USE WILL/SHALL PERFECT (WILL/SHALL +
CONTINUOUS (WILL SHALL
+ INFINITIVE + BE + -ING) HAVE + PAST PARTICIPLE)

to say that an to describe

to talk
about
something that
future actions action will be in
will be
decided at the progress at a
completed
time of definite time in
before a definite
speaking. the future..
time in the
.
future.

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you!
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