Future Tenses in English Grammar

This video tutorial covers five ways to talk about the future using different tenses: simple future, future continuous, future perfect, future perfect continuous, and simple present for scheduled events. It explains how to form each tense, provides examples, and discusses their specific uses. The video also covers forming negative sentences and questions in future tenses, and includes practice exercises to reinforce learning.

Which word is used to form the simple future tense?

• Shall

• Might

• Can

• Will

In which situations is 'shall' typically used in modern English?

• For past actions

• For future actions with 'they'

• For offers or suggestions

• For all subjects

How is the future continuous tense formed?

• Will have + past participle

• Will have been + present participle

• Will be + present participle

• Will + base form

What does the future continuous tense indicate about an action?

• It will happen at a single point in the future

• It will be ongoing in the future

• It has already happened

• It will never happen

How is the future perfect tense formed?

• Will be + present participle

• Will + base form

• Will have + past participle

• Will have been + present participle

What does the future perfect tense describe?

• An action that is happening now

• An action that happened in the past

• An action that will happen between now and a specific future point

• An action that will be ongoing

How is the future perfect continuous tense different from the future perfect tense?

• It focuses on the start of the action

• It looks at the duration of the action

• It is used for hypothetical situations

• It describes past actions

How is the simple present tense used to talk about future events?

• For hypothetical events

• For scheduled or timetabled events

• For past events

• For ongoing actions

How do you form a negative sentence in the future tense?

• Use 'do not' before the verb

• Add 'not' before 'will'

• Add 'not' after 'will'

• Use 'did not' before the verb

How do you form a question in the future tense?

• Use 'do' before the subject

• Use 'did' before the subject

• Place 'will' before the subject

• Place 'will' at the end