Grammar

Apuntes

• Grammar: Future Tense Review (will/might/be going to) We use **will/won't** for future predictions. *Don't worry, everything will be fine!* We use **be going to** for future intentions. *Jo is going to visit Asia.* We use **might/might not** for future possibility. *I might travel more when I'm older.* The adverbs **probably** and **definitely** go after affirmative auxiliaries and before negative auxiliaries. *I will probably travel when I finish university.* *I definitely won't leave school this year.* • Present Tenses for Future Meaning We use the **present simple** for future events that are part of a timetable or schedule. *Our plane leaves on Monday.* We use the **present continuous** for future arrangements. *We're coming back in August.* • Future Continuous We use the **future continuous** to talk about unfinished actions in the future. We only use the future continuous with action verbs (not stative verbs). *On her world trip, Vedangi will be cycling through 15 different countries.* *She won't be riding across the oceans!* *Will she be cycling every day?* *Yes, she will.* / *No, she won't.* • Vocabulary [Transport] bus, c...