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The Fundamental future forms in Englsh
Will, be going to & the present continuous
Future actions & intentions
Predictions about the future
What is the difference between Will & Shall
Decisions about future actions
Offers of help
Facts about the future
Shall with I & We
Using the Present Simple to discuss events in the future
A timetable
A schedule
A known fact
An arrangement
Expressions to talk about the future:
Be to
Be due to
Be about to/Be on the point of
Introduction to further forms to talk about the future:
Future Continuous (Will + be + gerund)
Future Perfect (Will + have + participle)
Future Perfect Continuous (Will + have + been + gerund)
Future in the past
Actions expected to be ongoing at a specific moment in the future
Future actions that are completed before a specific point in the future
To emphasise the duration of an action or activity ongoing at a specific moment in the future
Structures to talk about actions in the past that were in the future from the point of narrative