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    The document discusses verb tenses used to describe future events, including the present continuous (-ing) tense to describe plans, the "going to" construction, and the "will" verb to predict future actions. It provides examples of each future tense construction and asks readers to find examples of each during independent reading.

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    The document discusses verb tenses used to describe future events, including the present continuous (-ing) tense to describe plans, the "going to" construction, and the "will" verb to predict future actions. It provides examples of each future tense construction and asks readers to find examples of each during independent reading.

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    Grammar: VERBS

    Future Tense VERBS


    Good writers use different verb tenses to Show events in the future.

    Back to the Future VERBS! WILL


    Going To

    Present Continuous (-ing) Example: Im meeting my friend tonight.

    Present Continuous ing

    Going to Example: We are going to watch a movie at the theater. Will Example: Then, we will probably go out for pizza afterwards.

    TASK: During Independent reading, please find at least ONE example of each future tense verb:

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