UNIT 1
Which structure is used to talk about scheduled future events or plans?
Apuntes
**UNIT 1: FUTURE TENSES** • **Have to (Rules and Instructions):** Go to (Read and translate with pictures). For example: To be + going to + verb. Used to express applications, ideas at the moment, or speaking about plans. • **Present Simple with Future Meaning:** Used with time expressions like "before" to indicate future actions. • **Respect Simple with Future Meaning:** (Probably intended as "Simple Present with Future Meaning") Structure: Pasar / subjunctive + verb. Used to talk about scheduled future events or plans. • **Time Conventions with Future Tense:** The time expressions of time + future tense verb. • **The Future Continuous Tense:** Used to describe actions happening at a specific time in the future, e.g., "This time tomorrow." As shown in the picture, "I will pass this exam." The tense conveys the time + future tense verb. *Note:* The repeated mention of "the future continuous (this time tomorrow)" seems to be an emphasis, but it is the same concept. It should be consolidated to avoid redundancy. --- **Summary:** This unit covers various future tenses, including "going to," present simple with future meaning, and the future continuous te...
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