Mapa conceptual de los diferentes tiempos que se usan para el futuro en inglés.

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• The future time

• Will

• Applications and examples

• Structure

• Cch (binary/octet-stream)

• Cara (binary/octet-stream)

• Actions or states in the future (no plans)

• Promises or intentions

• example: They will dance all night long.  

• example:: I will always help you.  

• Affirmative Sentences

• Negative Sentences

• Interrogative Sentences

• subject + "will" + main verb

• "Will" + subject+ main verb?

• subject + "will" + "not" + main verb.

• example She will [She’ll] arrive late. 

• example: She will not [won’t] arrive late.

• example Will she arrive late? 

• Structure

• Applications and examples

• Negative Sentences

• Interrogative Sentences

• Affirmative Sentences

• When there is evidence that something is going to happen we use “going to”.

• It's used “going to” for plans. The intention to do something is indicated.

• example: She is not going to arrive late.

• subject+ Auxiliar verb (to be) + “not” + “going to” + main verb.

• example Is she going to arrive late?

•   Auxiliar verb (to be) + subject+ “going to” +main verb? I

• subject + Auxiliar verb (to be) + “going to” + main verb.

• example She is going to arrive late.

• example: It is going to be a great party.

• example We are going to have a party tonight.

• Going to