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作者：jessica tarapa 8 年以前

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FUTURE TENSE

The future tense can be expressed using "be going to" and "will" in English. "Be going to" is often used for future plans and predictions backed by evidence. For example, in affirmative sentences, one might say, "

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FUTURE TENSE

WILL

WILL + Subject + infinitive verb + complement?

Will you buy the new house?

Subject + WON'T + infinitive verb + complement

They won't win the American Cup

Affirmative form

Subject + WILL + infinitive verb + complement

I will open the door

To make prediction without evidence

To talk about instant decisions

BE GOING TO

Use

To make predictions with evidences

To make future plans

Structure

Interrogative form

BE (am, is, are) + SUBJECT + GOING TO + VERB + Complement

Are you going to have a baby?

Negative form

Subject + BE (am, is, are) + NOT+ GOING TO + VERB + Complement

She is not going to get married with Jim

Affirmative Form

Subject + BE (am, is, are) + GOING TO + VERB + Complement

I am going to travel to Arequipa

FUTURE TENSE

The future tense can be expressed using "be going to" and "will" in English. "Be going to" is often used for future plans and predictions backed by evidence. For example, in affirmative sentences, one might say, "

quantum linguistics

present progressive

PAST PROGRESSIVE

present perfect

FUTURE TENSE

WILL

Affirmative form

To make prediction without evidence

To talk about instant decisions

BE GOING TO

Use

To make predictions with evidences

To make future plans

Structure

Interrogative form

BE (am, is, are) + SUBJECT + GOING TO + VERB + Complement

Negative form

Subject + BE (am, is, are) + NOT+ GOING TO + VERB + Complement

Affirmative Form

Subject + BE (am, is, are) + GOING TO + VERB + Complement

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FUTURE TENSE

The future tense can be expressed using "be going to" and "will" in English. "Be going to" is often used for future plans and predictions backed by evidence. For example, in affirmative sentences, one might say, "

quantum linguistics

present progressive

PAST PROGRESSIVE

present perfect

FUTURE TENSE

WILL

Affirmative form

To make prediction without evidence

To talk about instant decisions

BE GOING TO

Use

To make predictions with evidences

To make future plans

Structure

Interrogative form

BE (am, is, are) + SUBJECT + GOING TO + VERB + Complement

Negative form

Subject + BE (am, is, are) + NOT+ GOING TO + VERB + Complement

Affirmative Form

Subject + BE (am, is, are) + GOING TO + VERB + Complement

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