Future Tense

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What are We Going to Teach:

Future Tense and Its Types

Target Audience:
  • Students who are interested in learning Future Tense and its types
Course objective:
  • Simple Future Tense
  • Future Continuous Tense
  • Future Perfect Tense
  • Future Perfect Continuous Tense
Course prerequisites:
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Description :

In this course, we will discuss –

1. What is the meaning of tenses?

2. What are the three broad categories of tenses?

Tenses play a crucial role in the English language. It denotes the time an action takes place, whether sometime in the past, in the present or will take some time in the future. Tenses are just the way we talk about time. Tenses can be broadly classified into three categories - Past, Present and Future.

In each category of tense, there are four different types i.e.

1.Simple

2.Continuous

3.Perfect

4.Perfect Continuous

We will also discuss in detail all the four different types of Future tense:

i) Future Simple Tense

ii) Future Continuous Tense

iii) Future Perfect Tense

iv) Future Perfect Continuous Tense

Future simple tense is used to talk about an action that will occur in future. This tense is also used to express a wish or a plan or predict the events supposed to take place in future. It is also used for promises/requests/refusals/offers.

Future Continuous tense is also known as Future Progressive tense.

Future Perfect tense is used to refer to

- an action that will be completed before a specific time in future (deadline is there).

- an action that will happen before another action in future.

Future Perfect Continuous Tense is a tense which is used to talk about the action that will be in progress for a certain period of time at a specific time in the future. Future Perfect Continuous Tense is also used to describe or indicate actions that began in the past and will continue to occur up to a certain point in time in the future.

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In this course, we will discuss : 1. What is the meaning of tenses? 2. What are the three broad categories of tenses? 3. We will also discuss in detail all the four different types of Future tense: i) Future Simple Tense ii) Future Continuous Tense iii) Future Perfect Tense iv) Future Perfect Continuous Tense

When to use future simple tense? Formation of positive, negative and interrogative sentence in simple future tense. Contractions and answers in simple future tense Common Mistakes made in simple future tense Practice

When we use future continuous tense? Formation of positive, negative and interrogative sentence in future continuous tense. Contractions in future continuous tense Adding – ing to verb When not to use future continuous tense What are action verbs and stative verbs? Common mistakes made in future continuous tense & Practice

When we use future perfect tense? Formation of positive, negative & interrogative sentence in future perfect tense What ae regular and irregular verbs? Contractions in future perfect tense Common mistakes Practice

When we use future perfect continuous tense? Difference between Future Perfect and Future Perfect Continuous Tense Formation of positive, negative & interrogative sentence in future perfect continuous tense Not to use this tense in case of Stative Verbs Changes to be made in verbs in case of this tense Contractions Common Mistakes Practice

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