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SIMPLE FUTURE /
FUTURE
CONTINUOS
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Simple Future
Will + V ( simple form)
Be going to + V( simple form)
1 . S + will + V (simple form)
To show the voluntary action, promise, determination, or prediction in the future.
For example I will call you when I get there. (promise) Teacher will be very pleased about our
presentation. (prediction). I'll go first. (Voluntary) You will get punished by me.
( Determination)
Example in real life Example 1 : In addition to warning that the
Democrats' plan will raise health care costs. *Written *It's from Yahoo News --'Op-Ed: Dews' health plan
will increase costs for families ' *Verb tense: simple future *Timeframe : future *Aspect: simple *It used simple future because it's determination
2. S + be going to + V (simple from)
To show the prediction and inevitability but not promise, volunteered action or determination.
For Example: We are going to win a milion
dolar.(Prediction) we are going to need one more
car.( inevitability)
Example In Real Life Example : We're going to build on top of those two
failures with a system that's based on both of them
Spoken or Written? Written Where did it come from? rushlimbaugh.com - "
Dastardly Obamacare Plan Seeks Government Control of Life, Death".
Verb Tense : Simple Future Timeframe : Future Aspect : Simple Why is this verb tense used? This sentence uses "be
going to " because it expresses an event planned the certainty in the future.
Will & be going to "will" can't be uesed
for an event planned
Use "will " in polite requests & invitations.
Ex: Will you turn off the computer, please.
Use "be going to " for an event planned
Ex: He is going to study Math this semester.
"be going to" can't be used in this case
Yes/No question
Will + S + V( simple form)Ex:Will you call her this weekend? Be + S + going to + V ( simple form)Ex: Are you going to call her this
weekend?.
W-H question
Wh (when,what...)+will+S+V(simple form)
Ex: what time will you call her this weekend?
Wh + be+S+ going to+V(simple form)Ex: what time are you going to go
swimming tomorrow?
Shall ( another form of will) is mainly used with I or We in question form, but it's very formal in English and very unsual.It has a sound look funny.
Ex: Shall we go to the movies? Ex: Shall I go to sleep early?
Negatives
S + Will + not + V(simple form)Ex: I will not call her this weekend. S + be not + going to + V( simple form)Ex: I am not going to call her this
weekend.In negatives, "will not" and "be not
going to" can be mean refusal.
FUTURE CONTINUOS
Will + be + V ing
Be going to + be + V ing
Express an action in progress at a denifine time in the future.
Ex: At 8:00 Tomorrow, I will be playing basketball with my brother.
Future continuous is also used for an action that will be in progress when another action happens.
While mom's washing clothes, we will be doing homework.
Used for a longer action in the future will be interrupted by a shorter action in the future.
Ex: She will be doing her homework when mom gets home.
Emphasize the duration of a future actionEx: He will be hurting all night long.
Future continuous is not used with non-action verb.
EX: You will be remembering everything. (X) You will remember everything.(O) Present Continuous is often used in dependent
clauses with Future Continuous in the main clause.
EX:As I am doing my homework, I will be listening to music.
EXAMPLE FROM REAL LIFE Example:Next week ,the Presario notebook will be
selling at a price that would normally purchase a less-capable netbook laptop.
*Written *It's from Yahoo News--'U.S. back-to-school; Wal-Mart
woos laptop shoppers ' *Verb tense: future continuous *Timeframe: future *Aspect: continuous *It used future continuous because the action will be
in progress at a definite time in the future
THANK YOU FOR PAYING ATTENTION.
NOW WE HAVE A BINGO GAME FOR YOU TO PRACTICE ALL OF VERBS TENSE YOU STUDIED IN THIS SUMMER.
We will hand out one Bingo card to each table.
We will read a sentence, and you have to choose what verb tense of this sentence.
Circle the verb tense you chose. If you get a line of circle(no
matter which way of line),yell “BINGO”!!