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USE
We use this tense to express a pure future. Actions expressed in the
simple future are bound to happen because of the course of time.
FORM
This tense is formed with the modal will + main verb (root word).
Exa mples
He will go to school to collect his result.
They will depart to Kuala Lumpur at 5.00 pm
future simple future continuous
USE
1. We often use this tense with particular verbs; such as think –
know – believe – suppose – expect – hope to express
beliefs, convictions, hope, expectations, knowledge and
opinions about the future.
Exa mples
I think Bra zil will win.
I don’t suppose she will finish her assignment now.
future simple future continuous
USE
1. We often use this tense with particular verbs; such as think –
know – believe – suppose – expect – hope to express
beliefs, convictions, hope, expectations, knowledge and
opinions about the future.
2. We often use it with particular adverbs such as: probably
– possibly –perhaps to express uncertainty about the
future.
Exa mples
He will probably ask the general manager.
This matter will probably not be raised before the commission’s first
meeting
future simple future continuous
FORM
This tense is formed with the will + ‘be’ + main verb(+ing)
Exa mples
We’ ll be flying to Rome this time next week.
Wha t will you be doing this time next week?
They won’t be sitting in the classroom at 6
o’clock tomorrow.
future simple future continuous
USE
1. We use this tense for actions that will be in progress at a
certain time in the future.
Exa mples
At 11.45 next Friday, I will be doing my chemistry exam.
I will be hiking through the States this time next year.
future simple future continuous future perfect future perfect continuous
going to ... present continuous present simple
USE
1. We use this tense for actions that will be in progress at a
certain time in the future.
Exa mples
The band will be travelling through Scandina via at the end of the
month. They will be giving three performances there.
future simple future continuous