The future tense describes an event which will take place in the future or a state that will happen. Some examples in English include I will go, Seán will eat, they will drive etc.

The future tense describes an event which has not yet happened. You will frequently see the word 'will' in English when the future tense is used. Have a look at the rules below and then move to ...

To properly construct a sentence in the future continuous tense, it’s important to understand what the simple future tense is. The simple future tense is used when you want to talk about actions that ...

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The Future Tense is a witty, thoughtful and inquisitive piece of filmmaking, and it will undoubtedly strike a chord with many expats who are similarly trying to define the meaning of home. The Future ...

Medical narrative is normally assumed to be a past tense narrative. Patients’ and students’ past tense narratives should be supplemented by future tense narratives, and in particular by what we call ...