Worksheet about Future Tenses |
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| Subject: English |
| 12th Grade |
| Term 1 |
| Year: 2023/2024 |
| Size: 1.2MB |
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| Publish date:October 30, 2023 |
| Added by: Eman |
| Last download date: 2025-05-09 16:39:42 |
| Updated by: Eman9966 on 2023-10-30 13:23:34 |
By: theodor gatgudemy2021 |
File info: Future tenses in English are forms used to express possible or expected events or facts in the future.
In Grade 12, four main forms of future conjugations are learned:
1. Simple Future:
The future simple is used to express specific future events or decisions. It consists of using the verb "will" or "shall" with the base verb. Example:
-I will travel to Paris next week. (I will travel to Paris next week)
2. Future Continuous:
The future continuous is used to express events that will be in progress at a specific time in the future. It consists of using "will be" with the present continuous form of the verb. Example:
-They will be studying for the exam tomorrow evening. (They will be studying for the test tomorrow evening)
3. Future Perfect:
The future perfect is used to express events that will have been completed before another event occurs in the future. It consists of using 'will have' with the third infinitive of the verb. Example:
-By the time she arrives, we will have finished our work. (By the time she arrives, we will have finished our work)
4. Future Perfect Continuous:
The future perfect continuous is used to express ongoing events in future time that will have continued for a specific period of time before another event occurs in the future. It consists of using 'will have been' with the present continuous infinitive of the verb. Example:
- By this time next year, they will have been living in the city for ten years. (By this time next year, they will have lived in the city for ten years)
These are the main forms of future conjugations in English. It is recommended to practice their use in different sentences and texts to enhance students' understanding and correct use. |
