Forms for the Future

Lately we have learnt about the four different forms English has to refer to future time: be going to, Present Continuous, Present Simple and 'will'.

For an explanation and activities on be going to, click here.

Remember that we use Present Continuous to talk about totally planned activities. You can review it here. And we can use Present Simple to talk about official timetables. You can review it here. 

But we can also refer to the future using the modal auxiliary verb will. You can click here for further explanation on this topic. Moreover, you will have the opportunity to do some more activities. I hope it helps!