Explanation of how to use the phrase "going to" to talk about the future. Chart lists the conjugation in affirmative, negative and question sentences. Includes an exercise.
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Explanation of how to use "will" to speak about the future. Chart lists conjugation in affirmative and question sentences. Includes an exercise.
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Explanation of the four ways to form the future tense. Includes an exercise.
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Accurate summary of the simple future tense. Includes uses, affirmative/negative forms and a link to a practice exercise. Follow the links to see the use of the Simple Future in questions and then take the tests to check your understanding.
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Good summary of the future using the phrase "going to." Includes uses, a list of signal words, affirmative/negative forms and a link to a practice exercise. Directly compares the present progressive with the "going to" future tense. Follow the links and go through the exercises to check your understanding.
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Are you confused about if you should use 'will' or 'going to' to talk about the future? Watch this English grammar lesson to find out when and how to use them!
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Describes what situations and how to use simple future tense, with timing diagram.
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This page briefly explains the use of "going to" in the English parenthetic future tense. There are some examples and exercises for you to practice the use of this form in positive, negative and question sentences. The exercise will tell you if you get the answers right or wrong.
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This page briefly explains the use of "will" in the English simple future tense. There are some examples and exercises for you to practice the use of this form in positive, negative and question sentences. The exercise will tell you if you get the answers right or wrong.
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Learn to talk about your vacation plans in English using "going to". In this English lesson two friends are talking about their travel plans for the holidays.
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A short lesson about the future tense with "going to" to talk about your plans and predictions. The lesson contains examples of this English structure.
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This video lesson teaches you how to use the future tense in daily conversation. Learn to talk about your plans!
Category:Status: PublishedUpdated date: Wed, 10/23/2013 - 02:30
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Learn how to use modal verbs to form the future tense in this video. Make sure to move on to Part 2 of this lesson when you're done!
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What are your plans for this weekend? This lesson helps you learn the different ways of talking about the future. Watch the video of Oliver and Alfie deciding to enter a bike race, read the notes and then see how well you do answering the questions.
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Explanation of how to speak of the future using present tense verbs. Also discusses "used to" and "going to". Includes an exercise.
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Learn how to use modal verbs to create the future tenses as you watch this video. Be sure to watch Part 1 of this lesson!
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Read the list of verbs in the box on the left side. Then look at the sentence and picture on the right. Type in the box to complete the sentence with "will" and one of the verbs that describes the action. You can go through the questions one at a time, or you can do all of them together. There is a Hint button to help you if you get stuck.
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A table to show four ways to express the future tenses in English. There are several exercises for you to practice any and all of these forms in positive, negative and question sentences. The exercises will tell you if you get the answers right or wrong and the correction you need to make.
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Complete the sentences with "will" or "won't" and the verb in brackets. Then press "Check". You can go through them one by one, or all in one go! If you get stuck, there is a Hint button to help you along.
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A short exercise to test your knowledge of 'will' to express the future. Fill in the gaps in the sentences with the correct 'will' form, then check your answers to see how well you did. There is a Demo to show you what to do, as well as a Help button for hints. At the end you should be pretty good at being able to say what you will be doing in the future!
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Click on the words and drag them up to the Blue Box in order to create a correct sentence using 'will' to express the future. There is a great Demo to show you how the game works, as well as a Text button to reveal the correct answer if you get really stuck. Once you have answered all the questions submit your answers and see how many you got right.
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Explanation of how to discuss activities in time in dependent and independent clauses. Includes an exercise.
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Mix and Match the sentences and phrases to practice using 'will' to express the future. There is a great Demo to show you how the game works. Once you have answered all the questions submit your answers and see how many you got right.
Category:Status: PublishedUpdated date: Wed, 10/29/2014 - 01:01
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There are several ways to talk about the future and this list of reasons and examples goes through them all: using present tense, "will," "going to," modals and other verbs. There's also a self-correcting quiz for you to practice!
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This is a fun way to practice using 'going to' for actions in the future. Look at the picture and read the sentence. You have to decide what is going to happen next! Tick the right box (either true or false) next to each of the 4 statements, based on what you have read. At the end you get a scorecard on how well you did, and how fast you were!
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What will our planet me like in the future? Go through the exercises, choosing the right future perdition for the picture or fill in the gaps for the sentences. The last exercise also shows you the form for predictions using 'more/fewer' (+ plural words) - 'there will be fewer places to live' and predictions using 'more/less' (+uncountable nouns) - 'there will be less drinking water'. Do you think any of this will come true?
Category:Status: PublishedUpdated date: Fri, 10/24/2014 - 02:24
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Do you want to talk about failed plans in the past? This is the lesson for you. Learn how to talk about going back to the future!
Status: PublishedUpdated date: Wed, 08/03/2011 - 14:51
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