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Future Tenses: Simple, Continuous and Perfect

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Present Tenses: Simple, Continuous and Perfect Simple/Continuous

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Future Tenses: Simple, Continuous and Perfect

Combining Tenses: Creating Complex Sentences

Past Perfect Continuous: Talking about Past Events

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False Friends: The Secrets of Similar-Sounding Words

British vs American: Different ways of saying the same thing

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Docente: María Ángeles Pérez

Resumen

Future Tenses: Simple, Continuous and Perfect

Puntos clave

Existen varias formas verbales que sirven para expresar el futuro en inglés. Según el contexto o la situación, se usará una u otra.

Info 1: Will or Be Going to

Estas formas verbales son las más básicas para expresar el futuro. También se les conoce como Future Simple. Cada una de ellas tiene diferentes matices.

Will	BE Going to
Para decisiones espontáneas y ofrecimientos I'm bored, I *will go* back home	Para hablar de intenciones programadas We *are going to book* a hotel room
Para hacer promesas I *will pass* my last exam, dad	Para dar avisos o hablar de acciones que ocurrirán inmediatamente Look! The tree-house *is going to fall*
Para hacer predicciones basadas en tu opinión I think we *will arrive* at six o'clock	Para hacer predicciones basadas en pruebas The baby *is going to wake up*, you are too noisy

Info 2: Future Continuous

El Future Continuous se forma con el verbo To Be en futuro, es decir, will be, y un verbo acabado en "-ing". Se emplea para hablar de acciones que tendrán lugar durante un tiempo determinado en el futuro.

Ejemplos

She will be waiting for you when the race ends

They will be driving for hours tonight

Info 3: Future Perfect

El Future Perfect está formado por el auxiliar have en futuro, que es will have, y un participio. Esta forma verbal se usa para hablar de acciones que habrán acabado en un momento determinado del futuro.

Ejemplos

I will have finished my degree when I turn 22 years old

Tom will have arrived by the time you serve dinner

Info 4: Present Continuous as a future tense

Es posible usar el Present Continuous (formado por el verbo To Be en presente y un verbo acabado en "-ing") para hablar del futuro. Se emplea para hablar de acciones que están planificadas para un futuro cercano.

Ejemplos

We are travelling to New York next month

I am playing tennis this afternoon

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