Future Tenses

These flashcards cover the different future tenses in English, including their structures and uses.

Present Simple

Used for scheduled events, e.g., 'School finishes at half past three in the afternoon.'

Present Continuous

Used for fixed arrangements, e.g., 'I’m meeting my friends tomorrow.'

WILL + INFINITIVE

Used for predictions, promises, sudden decisions, and offers.

GOING TO + INFINITIVE

Used for intentions and plans, as well as predictions based on evidence.

MAY / MIGHT

Used when we are less certain about the future, indicating possibility.

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

Used to talk about an action that will be in progress at a certain time in the future.

FUTURE PERFECT

Used to talk about a completed action or event in the future, often with 'by' or 'before'.

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

Used to emphasize that an action will continue up to a specific point in the future and beyond.