Teach English in Ji'an Shi

The future tenses are used to explain events that have yet to happen

Future tense is regarded to be a difficult phenomenon in English language grammar

The future tenses are one of tge mist important and complex areas of the English language

From this Unit 'The future Tenses", I've learnt the usage of future tenses and when it should be used

The Unit gives a complete yet brief idea about the future tenses in English language

I found unit 8, very organized and clear

In this unit, I learned the various structures of future tenses from the present simple to the future perfect continuous

In this unit, I learned the various structures of future tenses from the present simple to the future perfect continuous

This section was pretty straightforward and easy to understand

The Future Tense is very complex and different tenses can be used with future meanings

This lesson helped strengthen my grasp on the different types of future verb tenses

There are a few ways of referring to the future in English

Unit 8: Just like other units dealing with tenses, this one also was quite confusing

The Future Tenses unit made me analyse my own classes about the subject

This unit on future tenses, aside from the practical lesson of definitions and usages of each tense, taught me that even present tenses can be used to express future actions

Future tenses There are seven future tenses: 1

This unit identifies key words in the grammar structure to use future tenses effectively

I learned the followings: 1- I can use present sample and present continuous with future meaning

The section in indicates the third type of the tense, future tense

In this unit I once again refreshed my grammar knowledge about Future tenses

This unit focuses on the future tenses in the English language

In this 8th Unit i refreshed the future tenses and how to apply the lesson with different kind of teaching ideas

I'm glad to be at the end of the 'tenses' units for this course, I've actually found them really quite difficult to differentiate each one - perfect, continuous etc This last unit on future tenses I found to have more info and examples than the previous one on past tenses which I scored horribly in, maybe this one seemed easier since I've done all three now and the info is starting to set in a little bit more

In this unit I have learned that the future tenses is a bit more complex and can confuse students because of certain forms

This unit is about future “tenses”

If the language doesn’t make sense, it will not work

Unti 8 presents seven future tenses of the English language

The future tense maybe be a little confusing for students as it not only comprises actions in the future, but actions that may already be finished and completed in the future

There are seven future tesnses in English: 1) Future simple ( will + base form of verb) 2) Future continuous (will + be + verb + ing) 3) Future perfect (will + have + past participle) 4) Future perfect continuous ( will + have +been + verb + ing) 5) ‘Going to’ future 6) Present continuous (with a future meaning) 7) Present simple ( with a future meaning) Each of them presents differences in usage: 1) The future simple is used when we make prediction based on no evidence; to make offers and promises; when expressing decisions made while we are speaking

This describes an action that will take place at some future time