Future Tense
Future tense expresses actions or states that will happen after the present moment.
intermediateVerb-FormsDifficulty: 1/10
Explanation
Ways to Express Future:
1. Will + Base Verb:
For predictions, promises, and spontaneous decisions
2. Be going to + Base Verb:
For planned actions and predictions based on evidence
3. Present Continuous:
For arranged future events
4. Simple Present:
For scheduled events (timetables, programs)
Examples
[{"structure": "will + base verb", "example": "I will help you tomorrow.", "use": "Promise or spontaneous decision"}, {"structure": "be going to + base verb", "example": "I'm going to visit my grandmother next week.", "use": "Planned action"}, {"structure": "present continuous", "example": "We are meeting at 3 PM.", "use": "Arranged appointment"}, {"structure": "simple present", "example": "The train leaves at 8:30 AM.", "use": "Scheduled event"}]
Practice
Quick Actions
Grammar Stats
CategoryVerb-Forms
Levelintermediate
Difficulty
1/10