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Ways of Talking About the Future

Grammar Reference

1 a Read the theory box.

Future Simple

• for decisions made at the moment of speaking – You're very busy. I'll help you.

• for future predictions about what we think or believe will happen – I think I'll pass the exam.

• for promises, threats, hopes, requests & offers – Will you help me cook the dinner?

• for actions/events which will definitely happen in the future – Steve will be sixteen in May.

be going to

• for predictions based on what we know or what we can see – It's very sunny today. It's not going to rain.

• for future plans/intentions/ambitions – I'm going to buy my brother a puppy for his birthday.

Future Continuous

• for actions which will be in progress at a certain time in the future – This time next week he will be flying to Moscow.

Future Perfect

• for actions which will have finished at a certain time in the future – We will have left for Spain by the end of next month.

Future Perfect Continuous

• to stress the duration of an action up to a certain time in the future – By this time next week he will have been working here for 3 years.

Present Continuous

• for fixed arrangements in the near future – We're having a dinner party tomorrow.

Present Simple

• for timetables – The bus to Glasgow leaves at 9:00 pm.

b Identify the verb forms in bold in the letter.

Why is each verb form used?

Hi John,

I've been really busy lately because I'm entering a Young Inventor's Competition next month. It's at the National Exhibition Centre on the 17th August. It starts at 10 am and finishes at 6 pm. I'm going to give a presentation of my invention to hundreds of people.

Until then I'll be working night and day to improve it. I won't tell you now what it is but I think everyone will be surprised. By the day of the competition I'll have had enough time to make it perfect. Do you know I'll have been working on it for almost a year by then?

Well, that's all for now. I hope you can come and see me and my invention. Write back soon.

Owen

Ways of Talking About the Future

1 a Read the theory box. Grammar Reference

Future Simple

• for decisions made at the moment of speaking – You're very busy. I'll help you.

• for future predictions about what we think or believe will happen – I think I'll pass the exam.

• for promises, threats, hopes, requests & offers – Will you help me cook the dinner?

• for actions/events which will definitely happen in the future – Steve will be sixteen in May.

be going to

• for predictions based on what we know or what we can see – It's very sunny today. It's not going to rain.

• for future plans/intentions/ambitions – I'm going to buy my brother a puppy for his birthday.

Future Continuous

• for actions which will be in progress at a certain time in the future – This time next week he will be flying to Moscow.

Future Perfect

• for actions which will have finished at a certain time in the future – We will have left for Spain by the end of next month.

Future Perfect Continuous

• to stress the duration of an action up to a certain time in the future – By this time next week he will have been working here for 3 years.

Present Continuous

• for fixed arrangements in the near future – We're having a dinner party tomorrow.

Present Simple

• for timetables – The bus to Glasgow leaves at 9:00 pm.

b Identify the verb forms in bold in the letter.

Why is each verb form used?

Hi John,

I've been really busy lately because I'm entering a Young Inventor's Competition next month. It's at the National Exhibition Centre on the 17th August. It starts at 10 am and finishes at 6 pm. I'm going to give a presentation of my invention to hundreds of people.

Until then I'll be working night and day to improve it. I won't tell you now what it is but I think everyone will be surprised. By the day of the competition I think I'll have had enough time to make it perfect. Do you know I'll have been working on it for almost a year by then?

Well, that's all for now. I hope you can come and see me and my invention. Write back soon.

Owen

b Определите формы глаголов, выделенные жирным шрифтом в письме. Почему используется каждая форма глагола?

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