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  • Suj + "Shall" + Verbo Infinitivo Suj + "Be Going To" + Verbo Infinitive

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    1) The document outlines different ways to express future tenses in English using modal verbs like "will", "shall", and "be going to". 2) Several examples are provided for each construction, such as "The sun will rise at 7 am" to predict the future using "will" and "I shall see you on Sunday" using "shall". 3) More complex future tense constructions involving aspects like perfect, continuous, and perfect continuous are also described using combinations of "will" with auxiliary verbs like "have" and "be".

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    1) The document outlines different ways to express future tenses in English using modal verbs like "will", "shall", and "be going to". 2) Several examples are provided for each construction, such as "The sun will rise at 7 am" to predict the future using "will" and "I shall see you on Sunday" using "shall". 3) More complex future tense constructions involving aspects like perfect, continuous, and perfect continuous are also described using combinations of "will" with auxiliary verbs like "have" and "be".

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    Suj + "Shall" + Verbo Infinitivo Suj + "Be Going To" + Verbo Infinitive

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    1) The document outlines different ways to express future tenses in English using modal verbs like "will", "shall", and "be going to". 2) Several examples are provided for each construction, such as "The sun will rise at 7 am" to predict the future using "will" and "I shall see you on Sunday" using "shall". 3) More complex future tense constructions involving aspects like perfect, continuous, and perfect continuous are also described using combinations of "will" with auxiliary verbs like "have" and "be".

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    SUJ + “WILL” + VERBO INFINTIVO SUJ + WILL + NOT + INFINIT.

    “WH”+WILL + SUJ + INFINITIVO


    1) The sun Will rise at 7 am. (predict the future)
    2) I will help you with your homework (promesa, solicitud, ofrecer) 1) I will not go 1) Why will you come early?
    3) If it doesn’t rain, we will go to the park (primer condicional) 2) He won’t pass the exam 2) What time he will arrive?
    SUJ + “SHALL” + VERBO INFINITIVO 3) They won’t stop 3) Will they arrive soon?
    SIMPLE FUTURE 4) We shall see you on Sunday, shan’t
    1) Shall I open the window? (Opinion, ofrecimiento)
    SUJ + “BE GOING TO” + VERBO INFINITIVE we?
    1) a) We’ve run out of milk b) I know, I’m going to buy some (futuros planes)
    2) Look at this boys playing football¡¡ They are going to break the window
    (predicciones sobre el futuro)
    SUJ + WILL + “BE” + VERBO-ING SUJ + WILL + NOT+ “BE”+ ING “WH”+ WILL+ SUJ+ “BE”+ -ING
    1) I’ll be waiting when you arrive (una accion en el futuro que se solapa con otra) At 8 o’clock:
    FUTURE 2) We will be celebrating the victory tonight. (accion que pasara si todo sale 1) I will not be working 1) Where will you be working?
    CONTINUOUS como esperas) 2) She won’t be studying 2) Why it will be snowing?
    3) They won’t be watching tv 3) Will we be drinking?
    SUJ+ WILL+ “HAVE”+ PAST PARTICIPLE (-ED) SUJ+ WILL+ NOT+ “HAVE”+ PAST “WH”+ WILL+ SUJ+ “HAVE”+ PAST
    1) when we get married, I will have known Rob for 4 years (calcula el tiempo PARTICIPLE PARTICIPLE
    FUTURE PERFECT de una accion que empieza antes y continua, ambas en el futuro) By next week: 1) When will I have finished writing this
    2) on Tuesday I will have lived here for a year (usar el tiempo de manera facil) 1) I will not have finished this book book?
    3) by 10 o’clock I will have finished my homework (una accion que acabara 2) We won’t have met Julie By next year:
    antes de un tiempo en el futuro, pero no sabemos exacto cuando) 3) They won’t have left Japan 2) Will he have got married?

    SUJ+ WILL+ PRESENT PERFECT “BE”+ VERBO-ING SUJ + WILL+ NOT+ HAVE BEEN+ “WH”+ WILL+ SUJ+ HAVE BEEN+
    1) in April, she will have been teaching for 12 years ( acción que se prolonga a VERBO-ING VERBO-ING
    FUTURE PERFECT otro punto en el future, ese otro punto puede ser tiempo u otra acción) 1) I will not have been sleeping 1) What will he have been cooking?
    CONTINUOUS 2) on Tuesday, I Will have been working here for 10 years ( usar el tiempo de 2) You won’t have been studying 2) How long will they have been travelling
    manera facil) 3) He will not have been cooking

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