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There are several different ways of expressing the future. The form you use depend on the situation
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| Use | Example | Notes/problems |
| For future plans, use going to | I’m going to look for a job. | =I’ve already decided, these are my plans |
| For unplanned decisions, offers, promises use the Future Simple: will/won’t+infinitive | I’ll call you tomorrow. | =you decide at this moment |
| For predictions, use either will or going to | I think the weather will be/is going to be fine. | =it’s my opinion |
| For future arrangements, use the Present Continuous, especially with go, come, see, meet, leave, have (dinner, etc.). | I’m having dinner with Anne tomorrow. | =it’s arranged. Going to is also possible |
| To say what is possiblygoing to happen, use may/might+infinitive | Take your umbrella. It may/might rain. | =It’s a possibility |
| To say that smth will be finished in the future, use the Future Perfect: will have+past participle | By next month I’ll have done all the work. | =the work will be finished This tense is frequently used with the time expressions: -in three weeks’ time -by (Saturday, next year). |
| To say that an action will be in progress at some time in the future, use the Future Continuous: will be+verb+ing | Don’t phone me between 7.00 and 8,00, as we’ll be having dinner then. | =it will be in progress at this time |
I. Read the dialogues. Choose the right answer (sometimes there are
Two). Explain your choice.
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