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Which tense talks about something that will be completed before a specific time in the future?
future perfect simple
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Which tense talks about an action/event in progress at a specific time in the future?
future continuous
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Which structure do we use to refer to rules, instructions or official plans? This is a formal structure, often seen in news reports.
be + infinitive
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We're meeting early tomorrow morning.
present continuous
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I thought it would be cold today, but it isn't.
future in the past (would)
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Which tense talks about something that will be in progress until a specific point in the future?
future perfect continuous
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The prime minister is to visit South Africa next month.
be + to + infinitive
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By September of this year, I'll have been living in Spain for 16 years.
Future perfect continuous
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Our yoga class meets at 10 a.m. this Friday instead of 9 a.m.
present simple (timetable)
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Which tense is used to make a prediction about the future, a promise or an action/event at the point of decision?
future simple; will
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Which tense do we use to talk about timetables and schedules?
present simple
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Which tense do we use with future references in suboridinate clauses after a time conjuction? (when, once, as soon as, until, before)
present simple
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By the time I left school, I knew I was going to become a doctor.
future in the past (was going to)
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Which tense(s) is used to look back at the past and talk about the future as it was at that time?
future in the past; was/were going to; would; supposed to be
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Watch out! We're going to hit that tree!
be going to (prediction with evidence)
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Which tense do we use to talk about a set plan or arrangement, often used with a time expression?
present continuous
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I'm going to be an astronaut when I grow up.
be going to (intention)
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Staff are not to use their mobiles during work hours.
be + to + infinitive
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I'll never let go, Jack.
future simple (promise)
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This time next week I'll be lying on the beach in the sun.
future continuous
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I hope you'll write us as soon as you get home.
present simple (after time conjuction)
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By the end of next year, we'll have finished the project.
future perfect simple
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Which tense is used to talk about intentions for the future or predictions based on evidence?
be going to
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