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Future forms: will, going to, Future Perfect

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Future forms: will, going to, Present Continuous, Future Continuous, Future Perfect

English has multiple ways of expressing the future. Choosing the correct form depends on the type of future meaning (prediction, plan, arrangement, etc.).

1. Will

2. Going to

3. Present Continuous (future use)

4. Future Continuous

5. Future Perfect

6. Future Perfect Continuous

Ejercicio tipo EVAU
EVAU-style exercise: Rewrite the following sentences using the word in brackets without changing the meaning.
1. I intend to study medicine. (GOING) --> ___
2. The concert starts at 8. I think we should arrive early. (WILL) --> ___
3. The builders expect to finish the house before Christmas. (HAVE) --> By Christmas, the builders ___
4. She arranged to have lunch with her boss tomorrow. (HAVING) --> ___
5. At 3 p.m. next Monday, the students will be in the middle of their exam. (TAKING) --> ___
Ejercicios
  1. Complete with the correct future form: "I ______ (fly) to Tokyo next Friday. My plane ______ (leave) at 10 a.m. By the time I arrive, I ______ (travel) for 14 hours."
  2. Write a paragraph about your plans for the next five years using at least four different future forms.
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