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Mind Map by emilytansing, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by emilytansing
about 9 years ago
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FUTRUE TENSE
- Simple
- The simple future tense refers to a
time later than now, and
expresses facts or certainty.
- Will rain, Shall I
- Will you come to the dance with me?
- Will you come to the dance with me?
- Will rain, Shall I
- The simple future tense refers to a
time later than now, and
expresses facts or certainty.
- Passive
- The simple future tense refers
to a time later than now, and
expresses facts or certainty,
but the person doing the action
falls after the subject and verb.
- Will be, Won't be
- The work will be finished by 5:00 PM.
- The work will be finished by 5:00 PM.
- Will be, Won't be
- The simple future tense refers
to a time later than now, and
expresses facts or certainty,
but the person doing the action
falls after the subject and verb.
- Continuous
- The future continuous tense
refers to an unfinished action or
event that will be in progress at
a time later than now.
- Will be, Won't be
- My friends will be staying at my
house on Tuesday night.
- My friends will be staying at my
house on Tuesday night.
- Will be, Won't be
- The future continuous tense
refers to an unfinished action or
event that will be in progress at
a time later than now.
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