The document discusses various ways to talk about the future in English including using will for offers, promises, predictions and future facts. It also discusses using "be going to" for plans and intentions as well as predictions based on current evidence. The present continuous can be used for short-term plans or arrangements. The future continuous is used for actions that will be in progress over a period of time in the future. Finally, the future perfect simple is used for actions that will have been completed by a specific time in the future.

1. Future
Jéssica Leal
Sonia Latif
Supervised & completed by Nur Garriga

2. Will
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Offers to help or Spontaneous decisions
Don’t get up, I’ll open the door!
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Promises
I will always love you!
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Predictions
The weather forecaster has said that it will rain later.
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Future facts
I will be there tomorrow.
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Threats
If you don’t give me the money, I will kill you.
.

3. (BE) Going To
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Plans and definite intentions
-What are you going to do later?
-I’m going to go to the cinema with my
friends.
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Predictions based on evidence at the
time of speaking.
Oh, my God! That window is going to fall!
Run!

4. Present Continuous (for future use)
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For short-term plans or arrangements
We are travelling to Andorra in December.
I am flying to London on November 17th.

5. Future Continuous
• Action in progress which will take place over a
period of time in the Future
I can't meet you tomorrow morning, I'll be visiting
my grandmother then.
• Future actions which have already been
planned
We'll be leaving on the day after Christmas.
We are leaving on the day after Christmas. (same use)

6. Future Perfect Simple
• For actions which we will have
completed at a specific moment in
the future (with time clauses such as
by the time, by this time next year,…)
I'll have started university by this time
next year.

7. …for the moment, this is it!!!