Future tense 1

It doesn't rain today.

It's not going to rain today.

It won't rain today.

It isn't raining today.

ate

eaten

will eat

eating

 I will be eating dinner at 6 PM.

I will have eaten dinner by 6 PM.

I am eating dinner right now.

I ate dinner an hour ago.

I going to meet my friends.

I am go to meet my friends.

I am going to met my friends.

I am going to meet my friends.

Subject + will + be + verb-ing

Subject + verb + -ed

Subject + has/have + past participle

 Subject + will + have + past participle

Yesterday

Last week

Tomorrow

This morning

I'll get some ice cream

I get some ice cream

I'm going to get some ice cream

I'm getting some ice cream

Future simple refers to a completed action in the future, while future continuous refers to an action in progress in the future.

Future simple refers to an action in progress in the future, while future continuous refers to a completed action in the future.

There is no difference between the two tenses.

Both tenses are used to talk about future actions, but they emphasize different aspects of the action.

go

am going to go

am going

will go

I will have finished my homework by 10 PM.

I will be finishing my homework at 10 PM.

 I will have been finishing my homework for three hours by 10 PM.

I will finish my homework by 10 PM.