The document discusses various ways to express actions that will occur in the future in English, including the future simple tense, be going to, future continuous, future perfect simple, and future perfect continuous. It provides examples of using the future simple tense for decisions made at the present, predictions, promises, threats, stating future facts, offering to do something for someone, and asking someone to do something.

2. The 'future tense' form of any
verb refers to the conjugation of
the verb to represent an action
that is going to happen in the
future or will be continuing in
the future.

3. Future Simple
Be going to
Future Continuous
Future Perfect Simple
Future Perfect Continuous
Shall
Future in the Past
Time Expressions

4. We use the Future Simple for:
Decisions made at the time of speaking
Example: I’m starving. I will make a sandwich.
Predictions
Example: People will live longer in the future.
Promises
Example: I will help you design your website.

5. Threats
Example: Stop wasting your time
online or I will take away your
computer.
Talking about future facts
Example: The new social networking
site will be for elderly people.

6. Offering to do something for
someone
Example: I will get the door for you.
Asking someone to do something
Example: Will you help me carry
these boxes, please?

7.  G1-Decisions made at the time of speaking
 G2-Predictions
 G3-Promises
 G4-Threats
 G5-Talking about future facts
 G6-Offering to do something for someone
 G7-Asking someone to do something
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