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    The document discusses four types of future tenses in English: 1. Future Simple uses will/won't + verb to talk about decisions, promises, and planned actions in the future. 2. Future Continuous uses will/won't be + verb + -ing to describe actions that will be in progress in the future. 3. Future Perfect Simple uses will/won't have + past participle to refer to completed actions that will occur before a specified time in the future. 4. Future Perfect Continuous uses will/won't have been + verb + -ing to indicate how long an action will have been ongoing by a certain time in the future.

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    The document discusses four types of future tenses in English: 1. Future Simple uses will/won't + verb to talk about decisions, promises, and planned actions in the future. 2. Future Continuous uses will/won't be + verb + -ing to describe actions that will be in progress in the future. 3. Future Perfect Simple uses will/won't have + past participle to refer to completed actions that will occur before a specified time in the future. 4. Future Perfect Continuous uses will/won't have been + verb + -ing to indicate how long an action will have been ongoing by a certain time in the future.

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    The document discusses four types of future tenses in English: 1. Future Simple uses will/won't + verb to talk about decisions, promises, and planned actions in the future. 2. Future Continuous uses will/won't be + verb + -ing to describe actions that will be in progress in the future. 3. Future Perfect Simple uses will/won't have + past participle to refer to completed actions that will occur before a specified time in the future. 4. Future Perfect Continuous uses will/won't have been + verb + -ing to indicate how long an action will have been ongoing by a certain time in the future.

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    The document discusses four types of future tenses in English: 1. Future Simple uses will/won't + verb to talk about decisions, promises, and planned actions in the future. 2. Future Continuous uses will/won't be + verb + -ing to describe actions that will be in progress in the future. 3. Future Perfect Simple uses will/won't have + past participle to refer to completed actions that will occur before a specified time in the future. 4. Future Perfect Continuous uses will/won't have been + verb + -ing to indicate how long an action will have been ongoing by a certain time in the future.

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    FUTURE TENSES (page 42)

    1. FUTURE SIMPLE – WILL/WON’T + verb (+,-)

    WILL + subject + verb (?)

    - decisions, promises, offers, threats, warnings (odluke, obećanja, ponude, pretnje)


    e.g. At 10 p.m., I’ll study English. I won’t study chemistry. Will you study biology?

    - tomorrow, soon, next week/month… in two weeks/months

    2. FUTURE CONTINUOUS – WILL/WON’T BE + verb + -ing (+,-)

    WILL + subject + BE + verb + -ing (?)

    - to talk about something we expect will happen (što očekujemo da će se dogoditi)


    - action in progress in the future (radnja koja će trajati u budućnosti)
    At 10 p.m., I’ll be studying English.
    I won’t be studying chemistry.
    Will you be studying biology?

    3. FUTURE PERFECT SIMPLE – WILL/WON’T HAVE + past participle (-,+)


    WILL + subject + HAVE + past participle (?)

    - completed action in the future (završena buduća radnja)


    By 10 p.m., I’ll have learnt English.
    By 10 p.m., I won’t have learnt chemistry.
    Will you have learnt biology by 10 p.m.?

    - before, by, until; by then, by the time

    4. FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS – WILL/WON’T HAVE BEEN + verb + -ing (+,-)


    WILL + subject +HAVE BEEN + verb + -ing (?)

    - to say how long an action will have been in progress in the future (koliko dugo će trajati radnja)
    By 10 p.m., I will have been studying English for 2 hours.
    By 10 p.m., I won’t have been studying chemistry at all.
    Will you have been studying biology for 2 hours?

    - by, for

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