This document provides information about grammar related to the future tense in English. It lists four students and their codes, then defines different uses of the future tense. It outlines the simple future, future continuous, future perfect, and future perfect continuous verb tenses, providing examples of each. Key uses of the future tense include prediction, plans, intentions, and projecting oneself to a concluded future action.

1. GRAMMAR TIME
FUTURE
STUDENTS:
Hanier Valencia Valencia
Code: 084801302018
Camilo Andrés Diaz Muñoz
Code: 084800552018
Nicolás Romero
Code: 084801392018
Jorge Andrés Garibello Candela
Code: 084800812018

2.  Simple prediction
 Agreement
 Plans or intentions
 planned events
 Prediction based in evidences
 Disposal, will
 An action that takes place in the future
 An action or routine event
 Obligation
 An action or event that will occur immediately or
soon
 Project ourselves to the future and observe from it
a concluded action

3. VERB TENSES OF THE FUTURE:
 SIMPLE FUTURE
 FUTURE CONTINUOUS
 FUTURE PERFECT
 FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

4. SIMPLE FUTURE
Subject + Will + Verb
 To predict a future event:
 With "I" or "we", to express a
spontaneous decision:
 To express will or disposal to do
something
 In a negative way, to express rejection or
lack of will to do something

5. FUTURE CONTINUOUS
 Subject + will be + verb+ing
Example
 This time next week I will be sun-bathing in Bali

6. FUTURE PERFECT
 subject + will have + participle of the verb
Example
 You will have finished your report by this time
next week

7. FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS
Subject + "will have been" + verb + ing
 Example:
 Next year I will have been working here for four years.