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Future - How? When? Why?
Team 1: What is the difference between "Will" and "Going to"? (see textbook p. 248 for reference)
Take this QUIZ for practice.
Team 2: When do we use Present Simple and Present Continuous for future? (p. 247, also Unit 19 photocopy)
Team 3: How are Future Continuous and Future Perfect different? (Unit 24)
More on Future Continuous HERE and HERE
Fun Time! Let's have fun doing these exercises:
Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
Quizes on Future Tenses:
Quiz 1
Quiz 2
Quiz 3
Getting the Right Tense game!
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| Jeongsook | Future Perfect Progressive or Future Perfect? | 0 | Apr 28 2008, 3:27 PM EDT by Jeongsook | ||
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Will be doing can use that something will be continue in future continuous.
Will have done can use that something will already be complete before a time in the future. |
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| slim222 | Will or Going To? | 0 | Apr 28 2008, 3:06 PM EDT by slim222 | ||
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Will Going to 1 Not planned, express willingness at that moment. Planned and decided things just like ‘schedule’ 2 For requests, or to make a promise To talk about intentions. 3 To express general truths. To talk about the immediate future. |
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