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FUTURE FORMS.pdf FUTURE SIMPLE, BE GOING TO FUTURE, PRESENT CONTINUOUS FOR FUTURE, PRESENT SIMPLE FOR FUTURE

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This document discusses different ways to talk about the future in English, including the future simple tense using will, be going to for plans and predictions with evidence, the present continuous for future arrangements, and the present simple for timetables and schedules. The future simple tense refers to spontaneous decisions, promises, and predictions using will. Be going to is used for plans and intentions as well as predictions supported by clear evidence. The present continuous expresses future arrangements and the present simple is used for timetables and schedules.

FUTURE FORMS
PRESENT
SIMPLE
PRESENT
CONTINUOUS
FUTURE SIMPLE
WILL
BE GOING TO

FUTURE SIMPLE
THE SIMPLE FUTURE TENSE IS USED TO REFER TO:
SPONTANEOUS DECISIONS
PROMISES
PREDICTIONS
.
USE
FORM

BE GOING TO
USE
PLANS / INTENTIONS
PREDICTIONS WITH CLEAR
EVIDENCE
FORM

PRESENT CONTINUOUS
FUTURE
ARRANGEMENTS
USE

PRESENT SIMPLE
USE
timetables / schedules
Iné s Perazza

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