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American English Grammar |
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Future tense |
| Learning
objectives |
In
this lesson you will learn the
definition of future tense and study examples of
future tense. |
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| Definition of future tense |
- Future tense is an action, event, or condition which will
occur after the present and includes the following:
- simple future
- future perfect
- future progressive
- future perfect progressive
- The table below shows the future tense
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| tense &
aspect |
aspect |
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simple |
perfect |
progressive |
perfect
progressive |
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tense |
past |
simple
past |
past
perfect |
past
progressive |
past
perfect
progressive |
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present |
simple
present |
present
perfect |
present
progressive |
present
perfect
progressive |
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future |
simple
future |
future
perfect |
future
progressive |
future
perfect
progressive |
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| Examples of future tense |
- Simple future: "I will go." Can be used to express intention,
prediction, and other conditions.
- I will paint the house.
- I will eat breakfast this morning.
- I will go to the bookstore with my best friend.
- Future perfect: "I will have gone."
- I will have painted the house.
- I will have eaten breakfast this morning.
- I will have gone to the bookstore with my best friend.
- Future progressive: "I will be going."
- I will be painting the house.
- I will be eating breakfast this morning.
- I will be going to the bookstore with my best friend.
- Future perfect progressive: "I will have been going."
- I will have been painting the house.
- I will have been eating breakfast this morning.
- I will have been going to the bookstore with my best
friend.
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