7a. Future forms – will, be going to, present continuous

Future forms – will, be going to, present continuous. PRESENT SIMPLE -Horarios begins with “When”- “What time”. Adverbs frequently used: Tomorrow (morning), next (week), on Monday, on + (future date). PRESENT CONTINUOUS Arreglos futuros – Acciones planificadas TO BE GOING TO -Intenciones y planes de las personas. Sólo podemos tener intenciones para el futuro, por lo que aunque las utilizamos a menudo, los adverbios de tiempo futuro no siempre son necesarios. -Predicciones basadas en la actualidad CON evidencia Por lo que vemos a nuestro alrededor creemos que algo va a pasar en un futuro muy cercano. WILL no se usa para nuestras intenciones, planes o programas futuros porque WILL es un indicador de certeza. -Para solicitudes. Pedirle a alguien que haga algo -Voluntariado para hacer algo -Por promesas -Para decisiones rápidas. Decisión tomada instantáneamente sin planificación. -Para predicciones SIN evidencia. Previsión de un evento futuro. -Por lo inevitable. Algo seguro en el futuro FUTURE CONTINUOUS- WILL BE * para situaciones o acciones que estarán en progreso en un momento determinado en el futuro. * Usamos el futuro continuo en lugar del presente continuo para eventos futuros que ya han sido planificados o decididos. FUTURE PERFECT- WILL HAVE * para acciones que finalizarán antes de cierto tiempo en el futuro. * para hablar de la duración de una situación hasta un momento determinado en el futuro. Usamos MAY o MIGHT: - para posibles acciones en el futuro (cuando "no estamos seguros"). - para cosas que posiblemente sucederán en el futuro, pero no estamos muy seguros. Es como una predicción sobre algo que creemos que tal vez sucederá. - para acciones o cosas que posiblemente no sucederán.

What time ______ work on Monday?. do you finish. will you finish. are you going to finish.

______ this weekend?. Do you go out. Will you go out. Are you going out.

I'm sorry I made you so angry. I ______ it again. won't do. 'm not going to do. 'm not doing.

It's really hot. ______ the window, please?. Are you going to open. Will you open. Do you open.

I don't think I ______ come tomorrow. 'm being able to. am able to. will be able to.

A: Where are you going? B:I ______ something for dinner. 'm going to buy. 'll buy. 'm buying.

You can insist all you want; I ______ you. 'm not helping. don't help. won't help.

_______ doing that, please? I'm trying to concentrate. Are you going to stop. Will you stop. Do you stop.

______ tonight? There's a new restaurant that looks promising. Shall we eat out. Will we eat out. Are we going to eat out.

I'm sure the baby ______ blue eyes, like her mother. is going to have. will have. is having.

Look! That car over there ____ !. will crash. is crashing. is going to crash.

____ the music down, please?. Are you turning. Are you going to turn. Will you turn.

The film ____ at 5 p.m. is going to start. is starting. starts.

I'm sure you ____ the lottery one day. will win. are winning. are going to win.

Don't you have any money on you? Don't worry, I ____ for the taxi. 'm going to pay. 'm paying. 'll pay.

According to my diary, we ____ the buyers at 7p.m. tomorrow. meet. will meet. are meeting.

It's cold. ____ the heating on?. Am I going to turn. Do I turn. Shall I turn.

I can't see you tomorrow. I ____ football with my university friends. play. 'm playing. will play.

A: Maria phoned you. B: OK. I ____ her back. will call. am going to call. am calling.

Thanks for the money. I ____ you back on Friday. will pay. 'm going to pay. 'm paying.