FUTURE TENSES

My friend will travel to the UK next Sunday.

Will + base form
Wait! I'll open the door for you. EXPRESSIONS
Will + not = won't I think my brother won't be in Spain next week.
FUTURE
SIMPLE Will+ S+ base form Will my brother go to the UK too? Yes , he will
WILL - Talk about actions or facts in the future in general; predictions
- opinion about what you think it will happen in the future,
USES: - talk about a timetable
- spontaneous decisions
I am going to explain how to use this tense Later
present of TO BE + going to +
I'm not going to answer that In an hour
am/is/are base form
BE GOING TO Are they going to think about us? Yes, they are Next year / week ..
In the future
- future plans, decisions or intention in the near future
USES:
- predictions based on previous experience
present of TO BE + base form- I am explaining the conditionals tomorrow
PRESENT ING I am not going to the dentist's next Tuesday
CONTINUOUS - Future personal plans in the near future (not an intention,
USE:
it is something you are sure you are doing soon)
PRESENT - When talking about timetables or programmes.
USE: The plane leaves at 8 tomorrow At + the time
SIMPLE
Will + be+ base form-ING We will be listening to Aaron on Wednesday
won't + be+ base form-ING They won't be listening to music tomorrow afternoon At this time tomorrow
FUTURE Will you be walking around the park this evening? At this time next...
CONTINUOUS Will+ S+ be+ base form-ING On + a day
No, we won't
- Future actions or plans happening at certain time in the future
In the next decade
USE: (the speaker may be interested in other person's plans to obtain By the time..
something)
FUTURE Will + have+ past participle We will have eaten in half an hour, they won't have arrived by then By this time next week,
PERFECT won't Will you have repaired the car in a few hours? by then, in four
SIMPLE - an action will have finished at a certain time in the future months
USE: