Lesson on the FUTURE (Future Simple, going to, Present continuous, and Present Simple)

This video tutorial explains the use of different future tenses in English, including 'will', 'going to', present continuous, and present simple. It covers their applications in expressing spontaneous actions, planned actions, predictions, and fixed arrangements. The tutorial also highlights the differences between these tenses and provides examples to clarify their usage.

Why might students find the future tense difficult in English?

What are the four futures mentioned in the lesson?

What is the difference between using 'going to' and 'will' for future actions?

Can you provide an example of a spontaneous action using 'will'?

What is an example of a prediction based on opinion?

How is the present continuous used for future arrangements?

Explain the use of the present simple for timetables.