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Future Simple Future Continuous Future Perfect Future Tenses: Future Simple Future Continuous Future Perfect

1. Future Simple (will + V) Prediction (we believe in it): I’m sure he will come. Promise: I promise, I will do it! On-the-spot decisions: I’m tired. I’ll have a break. Threads: I will kill you! When we are not sure about our plans: Maybe I’ll go there…

Tomorrow The day after tomorrow Next week Tonight Soon In a week

Future Continuous (will be + V-ing) Process in future: I’ll be reading the whole summer. Planned action: This time tomorrow I’ll be driving home. Polite question: Will you be walking tonight?

Future Perfect (will have + V in 3rd form) Action that will be finished in future: By the time we come back she will have eaten everything!

+ To be going to Our intentions (not on-the-spot decisions!): I’m going to buy a new coat. Predictions based on what we see: Father is angry. He is going to kill you! Something that will happen (100%): He is a student at the Medical University. He is going to be a doctor.