SIMPLE PRESENT > Plan or arrangement with time reference. Something fixed. > In conditionals Type 1 EUTURE PROGRESSIVE > Future as a matter of course (certainty): I will be coming to this institute next term. FUTURE PERFECT > Before future time: The action will be fulfilled by the moment mentioned. J have died when you read this letter. > Unfinished use: Incomplete state in the future: Jofin will have been in England for two solid years next August FUTURE PERFECT PROGRESSIVE > Incomplete actions in the future: to indicate that the activity will be continuous, or that will still going on: Next week at this time, I will have been working here for a year > Itwas fulfilled: The contest had taken place the next day