Future tenses

There are four ways to refer to future arrangements, can you tell us some of them?

Future simple

• We use it mostly to talk about things that are (probably) going to happen sometime in the future.

• Will: Used for things that might happen, or spontaneous thoughts.

• Going to: Used for things that are likely to happen.

• Present continuous (verb+ing): Used for things are planned to happen.

• Present simple (verb in base form): Used for events that are scheduled.

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• EX: Roger will visit his sibling this weekend

• EX: Sarah is going to throw a barbecue on friday.

• .EX: Bill and Jill are organizing a bridal shower.

• EX: My flight leaves at noon.

​-What kind of neighborhood will you live in when you get older?

-When will you graduate?

-How will you use English in the future?

-Will humans ever meet aliens? What will the meeting be like?

-What will you do this weekend?

-Do you want to get married? When will you get married?

-Will you have children?

-What will life be like when you are 40?

-Will computers ever take over the world?

-Will we be able to add machines to our body to improve it in the future?