Will, used for predictions or decisions reacting to circumstances such as offers, promises, and requests., (be) going to, used for intentions or predictions based on present evidence., The present progressive, used for arrangements., The simple present, used to talk about fixed future events: timetables, routines, schedules., Might and may, used to speculate about a future possibility., The future progressive, used to talk about something happening around a certain time in the future., The future perfect, used to talk about something completed by a certain time in the future., Future time clauses, if, when, as soon as, after, before, once, the moment, the minute, unless, until.
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Future forms and future time clauses
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