Future Tenses in English

The word 'will' is used for making future actions and __________ at the moment of speaking.

'Be going to' is often used to make predictions based on __________ evidence.

The __________ Continuous tense is used to express scheduled events.

The __________ Present tense can also describe scheduled events.

The document mentions more advanced future tenses such as Future Continuous and __________ Perfect Simple.

Future Tenses in English

Will: Used for making predictions, future decisions, and promises
- Example: "I will walk the dog."
Be going to: Used for expressing plans and intentions, or something is about to happen
- Example: "I'm going to meet Tom at the station."
Present Continuous: Used for describing scheduled events or things happening around a specific time in the future
- Example: "My train leaves at 6 tomorrow morning."
Simple Present: Used for describing scheduled events or things that are formally arranged for the future
- Example: "The children start school on Monday."

Different Future Tenses explained

Future Simple: Predictions, promises, and decisions
Future Continuous: Showing an action happening in the future, and ongoing.
Future Perfect: Emphasizing the completion of an action before a certain point in the future.
Future Perfect Continuous: Showing an action or event that has been happening continuously up to a certain point in the future

Explore the various future tenses in English, including 'will', 'be going to', present continuous, and simple present. This quiz covers their usage, examples, and includes distinctions like future simple, continuous, perfect, and perfect continuous. Test your understanding of how to express future actions and events!