FUTURE TENSES

We use will to talk about...

• Predictions based on opinions or things that we think will happen.

• For a continuos action in the future.

• Actions that began in the past and are now complete

• Future plans or intention

Which sentence use the Future Continuous?

• You will finished at 7.00.

• I'm going to visit you tomorrow morning.

• This time next year, I will be studying at university.

• We are going to make a project.

Don't call me at 10 o'clock, I  _______   my English exam tomorrow morning.

• will take

• am going to take

• will be taking

• will have taken

Situation: John has a plane ticket to New York for next week. John says, "I........... to New York next week."

• will fly

• am going to fly

• fly

• flew

We use the future continous to

• Make decisions at the moment of speaking.

• Talk about predictions based on an evidence.

• Talk about something that will be completed before a specific time. in the future.

• Talk about  events that will be in progress at a specific time in the future.

Why didn't you write the email to Sharon? Oh, no! I forgot about it. I  ______  to her today.

• will write

• will be writing

• am going to write

• won't write

A: What are their plans after they leave university?     B: they_____ in a hospital in Africa.

• going to work

• will work

• are going to work

• will be working

Which sentence use Be Going To?

• I will go shopping. 

• In 2020 I will be working as a nurse.

• Will you have finished at 6?

• We are going to spend two weeks in Australia and New Zeland.

What's the form of the future continous?

• Subject+will be+ -ing form of the verb+complement

• Subject+will have+past participle+complement

• Subject+ will+ verb+ complement

• Subject+going to+ verb+complement

When we make predictions such as : I think, perhaps, I believe or I hope... we use

• be going to

• future continous

• will

• future perfect