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Future Tenses

pstrongUse/strong: What do you use it for?/p

pstrongForm/strong: How does it look like?/p

pemwill + infinitive // OR // 'll or won't/em/p

pa We use it to talk about .../p

pempredictions or assumptions, things we cannot control./em/p

pExample(s):/p

pExample(s):/p

pema: I think you will  like it./em/p

pb/p

pemb: I will help you with that./em/p

pemspontaneous decisions, like an offer or promise./em/p

pstrongForm/strong: How does it look like?/p

pstrongUse/strong: What do you use it for?/p

pemamisare + going to + infinitive/em/p

pa We use it to talk about .../p

pemfixed plans or intentions for the future./em/p

pExample(s):/p

pema: I'm going to work when I'm older./em/p

pb/p

pemsomething that will very probably happen because you can already see signs for it./em/p

pemb: Look at the clouds - it is going to rain!/em/p

pstrongForm/strong: How does it look like?/p

pstrongUse/strong: What do you use it for?/p

peminfinitive, but we add an -s for the 3rd person singular./em/p

pWe use it to talk about .../p

pema timetable, a programme of events, schedule etc./em/p

pExample(s):/p

pemThe next train arrives at 8:30 am./em/p

pstrongForm/strong: How does it look like?/p

pstrongUse/strong: What do you use it for?/p

pemamisare + -ing-form + phrase about future time (like on Saturday)/em/p

pWe use it to talk about .../p

pemsomething that is definitely planned or arranged./em/p

pExample(s):/p

pemWe are having a barbecue on Saturday./em/p