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    FUTURE

    TENSES

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    Future simple -WILL

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    WILL

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    WILL

    ?
    ?

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    WILL
    • A decision at the moment of speaking:
    Julie: There's no milk.
    John: Really? In that case, I'll go and get some.

    • A prediction based on opinion:


    I think the Conservatives will win the next election

    • A future fact:
    The sun will rise at 7am

    • For promises / requests / refusals / offers:


    I'll help you tomorrow, if you like.
    Will you give me a hand?
    I will give up smoking!

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    Be+going to

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    Be+going to

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    Be+going to

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    Be+going to

    • Planned action in the future:


    Next year she is going to study english.

    • A prediction based on something we


    can see (or hear) now.
    Look at those boys playing football!
    They're going to break the window.

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    Present continuos

    • definite future arrangements (with a


    future time word). In this case we have
    already made a plan and we are pretty
    sure that the event will happen in the
    future.
    – I'm meeting my father tomorrow.
    – We're going to the beach at the weekend.
    – I'm leaving at three.
    – They're coming to the party at the weekend.

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