As always, by using 'going to' instead of 'will', you add more certainty to your statement or underline the fact that this is a firm intention or plan.
Yes, native speakers use these tenses, particularly the Future Continuous Tense (I'll be doing). The other two are less common, as they refer to very specific situations.
They're all correct and there isn't a huge difference between them, other than each change making the message slightly stronger. Changing 'will' to 'going to' increases certainty, and changing 'Present Simple' to 'Present Perfect' insists on the completion of the first action. Therefore, you have 4 possibilities: I'll watch a movie when I finish ... I'll watch a movie when I have finished ... I'm going to watch a movie when I finish ... I'm going to watch a movie when I have finished ...
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This is wonderfully helpful, even for a native speaker! As an ESL teacher who was never given much in the way of grammar education, this video really helped me marry structures I understand intuitively with formal grammar.
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The Future Continuous (I will be doing) is an alternative to 'Present Continuous' for a Future arrangement. When you use this alternative, you are no longer underlining that it is a specific arrangement.
To be honest, you know, you are the best grammar teacher that I have ever met so far. It is obvious to understand all the English tenses in your explanation. I will have been following you next lessons for long time in the future. I am so appreciate to it. I tried to use the tense after I had watched your videos. Please correcting my mistakes if you have time. Thanks a lot again.
You're welcome, Jessica. Correction: I will be following your lessons for a long time in the future. (future continuous) By the end of this month, I will have been following your lessons for 3 months. (future perfect continuous)
Hi Minno! I've watched this vídeo many times and with your explanations in all the vídeos about the future, now I am able to identify and manage with all the future tenses in English.
Dear Miss Minoo, I have watched nearly all your video lessons about Tenses. May I say yours are the best, comparatively. That being said, the reasons are as follows: 1. First and foremost, you start your lesson with a brief explanation, which is concise and easy to understand. 2. You give the Formulation. 3. The Usage and definition. 4. Following with a time line diagram. 5. The Common Mistakes, which students often make. 6. Finally, to end the lesson with some useful exercises. Great. Thanks to you for doing your job as a teacher with much dedication and zeal. Kind regards, Fazil (Pupil)
Danny Ngan You're welcome. I'm glad you've enjoyed this lesson. The best place to find all my lessons and other practice materials is on my website www.anglo-link.com under 'Video Lessons' and 'Exercises'.
thank you very much for being so clear. I have visited several internet sites to understand this topic, but you're the only person who has explained it clearly.
I am from Turkey. I think your teaching style is much better than my Turkish teachers. My school grades have rised since I started watching your videos. Thanks a lot:))
To be honest with you, these Video's are the most useful, well prepared and explained English video's on-line that I have seen. Everybody can easily understands your of teaching (the formulation and the time-line)! What a great lesson...I have learned a lot about these tenses. Thank you so much.
+Alamti Aale ; CORRECTION; To be honest with you, these Video's are the most useful, well prepared/explained English video's on-line that I have ever seen. Everybody can easily understands your way of teaching (the formulation and the time-line)! What a great lesson...I have learned a lot about these tenses. Thank you so much.
I always press the like button before I start watching the video, because I'm absolutely sure that I won't be disappointed. Your classes are PERFECT!!! Thank you so much!!!
Here are the 4 Tenses in this context to further clarify it for you: 1. I drive to work every day. So, as usual, I will be driving to work this time tomorrow. 2. I sometimes drive to work, and sometimes take the bus. I think I will drive to work tomorrow. OR I have already decided: I am going to drive to work tomorrow. 3. I have to pick up my colleague, Alan, and drive him to work. I am driving to work with Alan tomorrow.
'They will have been flying for several hours by this time tomorrow' combines 3 ideas: 1. They are flying now or are going to start flying in the near future. 2. They will continue to fly for several hours. 3. At this time tomorrow, they will still be flying. It is not a very common tense, but as a student of English, you need to know that it exists and what it means.
I have watched all 9 of your videos and they are very helpful to me and my personal need at the moment. You are an angel for sharing your knowledge. I wish you and your family the very best! By the way I've been looking for an English tutor lately to polish my tenses etc.. then come across to your videos and they are straight to the point. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! :)
This is a clear presentation but I still need to continue and watch it again. I really like the examples and how it compares the sentences to each future tenses. Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge with us. I will definitely watch all the tenses videos, so I will have a clear understanding and usage of the tenses in order for me to incorporate with my daily English conversation with my friends and family.
There are websites to teach and test pronunciation, but really a piece of software cannot tell you how good your English is. I recommend you have a one-to-one lesson with a teacher online or face-to-face. Ask the teacher for a conversation lesson where you do 80% of the speaking and they give you feed-back on your English, and point out what you need to improve. You can then use online materials to work on those areas.
Hey. I really like the way you explain the grammar lessons. Please upload a video on the uses of "being". That's quite difficult to understand. Thanks.
I'm very grateful that I have found your website. It has been informative as always and very useful especially when you have been learning the English as my second language.
Thank you very much! Future Perfect Continuous and Future Perfect had been a big challenge for me (since there are only three times in my mother language - past, present, future) until I stumbled upon your video. Thanks again for clarifying this :)
The best way to improve your reading is by doing the reading exercises that you can find in books that help you to prepare for exams such as IELTS, FCE and Proficiency.
I think as a native speaker, you probably always use a contraction for both 'will' and 'would' (I'll & I'd), which makes it really hard to differentiate between 'will' and 'would'. I can assure you that the 'Future Perfect' is formulated with 'will' rather than 'would', as its name indicates.
No future tense is wrong in isolation. The question is always whether it says exactly what the speaker intends to in the context or not. If you have a plan to attend this conference or it is on your agenda to do so, 'We will attend ...' will not tell the speaker that.
'To be' is used so widely, you would have to study it in different contexts: Continuous forms, Passives, Expressions. In this sentence, it has its original meaning: How you choose to be (=exist) as a person.
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If I could give you a grate about your teaching skills, it might be 9,9/10.This lesson has been very clear for me. It really helped me to figure out the rules among different futures.
I've been watching your videos since yesterday about all english tenses and I'm surprise how you explain all this tenses. I've been driving crazy about the past tenses specifically the perfect tenses. Thank you I will be watching the other video and sure i will check the web site. Thanks again
awwww i'm starting to learn all the tenses...will u pls include to ur topics the "Conversation on subject verb agreement" pls thnk u...i understand u better than my teacher,maybe because i can go back again n again to see n listen to the examples.i wanna learn english language so bad,,,ur helping a lot...thank you
Good day Miss Minoo. Correct me if i'm wrong. The Future Tenses are same with Present tenses in formulation except: 1.) You add "will" in future. -I am doing = i will be doing. -i have done = i will have done - i have been doing = i will have been doing 2. the use of Have and Has. - He has done - He will Have done. thanks.
If you watch the part about Future Continuous again, I do mention that it can be an alternative to the 'going to' Future, and refer you to my video on 'will and going to' for further information.
In my opinion, this is only useful if your goal is learning how to translate from one language into another. If your goal is to communicate in English, then you must learn vocabulary in context, and by memorising meaningful phrases and sentences, and without translating them into your mother tongue.
+Badoor Al-yafeay You're welcome, Badoor. If you would like to watch my other lessons too, you can find them on my website www.anglo-link.com under 'Video Lessons' and 'Exercises'.
my confusion was about WORK and i didn't know that it could be sometimes treated as state or action as you mentioned , really tricky but at last i got it,
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Because I am describing a 'state', not a completed action. If I use a different verb than 'have', I can use the Future Perfect: By the end of this video, you will have learned ... / practised ... etc.
Hi! First, I'd like to say that you are a marvelous teacher. Second, I'd like to answer you the following question: - Could the example you've used at 10:11 be translated to: "He will be packing his bags tomorrow morning because he is going to leave for Mexico tomorrow afternoon"?
Thank you for your positive comment, Victor. The first part is fine. The second part (He is going to leave for Mexico) would only work if the speaker lived near the Mexican border and had the intention to get into his car tomorrow afternoon and drive to Mexico. For anyone else who would have had to book a plane ticket in advance the correct sentence is: 'he is leaving for Mexico'.
Kristian Kušter You're welcome. I'm glad you've enjoyed my lessons. The easiest place to find all my lessons is on my website www.anglo-link.com under 'Video Lessons'.
As I explain in the lesson, these are examples of Future Perfect Continuous. Your confusion possibly comes from the fact that in sentences 2 and 3, the Tense has switched to Present Perfect Simple. This is because 'to be' is a state verb, and 'to work' can be treated both as a state and an action verb. State verbs don't take Continuous Tenses. I recommend you watch my video entitled 'State Verbs' for more information.
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As always, by using 'going to' instead of 'will', you add more certainty to your statement or underline the fact that this is a firm intention or plan.
Yes, native speakers use these tenses, particularly the Future Continuous Tense (I'll be doing). The other two are less common, as they refer to very specific situations.
They're all correct and there isn't a huge difference between them, other than each change making the message slightly stronger. Changing 'will' to 'going to' increases certainty, and changing 'Present Simple' to 'Present Perfect' insists on the completion of the first action. Therefore, you have 4 possibilities:
I'll watch a movie when I finish ...
I'll watch a movie when I have finished ...
I'm going to watch a movie when I finish ...
I'm going to watch a movie when I have finished ...
Brilliant!!! Excelent!!!! Perfect!!! I loved this video class and I love this english teacher. After 30 years, studying english tenses, I finaly understood them usages. Thank you, Minoo!! Thank you Anglo-Link. I really love you!!!
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Thank you very much for your lessons. As many people here say - You are the best teacher! I totally agree with them )) And please do not pay attention to those who ask you to be more energetic or speak faster, please do not. The slow and calm eninciation helps me (and I am sure, to many other people who learn English) to understand all explanations and rules that you give. Rapid speech we can hear and see by TV on BBC news ))
Thank you very much for your support, Anna. I totally agree with you and will certainly continue to speak as clearly as possible.
This is wonderfully helpful, even for a native speaker! As an ESL teacher who was never given much in the way of grammar education, this video really helped me marry structures I understand intuitively with formal grammar.
Excellent! I'm glad this has been helpful to you.
I'm spell bound, your method of teaching is amazing as usual....from the very first day i listened to your teaching, i have been praying to god for your well being...i cannot afford much to learn English, but you are an angel straight from the heaven to help people like me...Thanks a lot dear...
Thank you so much for your very kind comment, Viki. I'm very glad that my lessons have been helpful to you.
The Future Continuous (I will be doing) is an alternative to 'Present Continuous' for a Future arrangement. When you use this alternative, you are no longer underlining that it is a specific arrangement.
To be honest, you know, you are the best grammar teacher that I have ever met so far. It is obvious to understand all the English tenses in your explanation. I will have been following you next lessons for long time in the future. I am so appreciate to it.
I tried to use the tense after I had watched your videos. Please correcting my mistakes if you have time. Thanks a lot again.
You're welcome, Jessica.
Correction: I will be following your lessons for a long time in the future. (future continuous)
By the end of this month, I will have been following your lessons for 3 months. (future perfect continuous)
Yes, and I would add:
'going to' or 'Future Continuous' for plans
'Future Perfect' to predict the future time by which an action is completed.
Hi Minno! I've watched this vídeo many times and with your explanations in all the vídeos about the future, now I am able to identify and manage with all the future tenses in English.
Dear Miss Minoo,
I have watched nearly all your video lessons about Tenses. May I say yours are the best, comparatively. That being said, the reasons are as follows:
1. First and foremost, you start your lesson with a brief explanation, which is concise and easy to understand.
2. You give the Formulation.
3. The Usage and definition.
4. Following with a time line diagram.
5. The Common Mistakes, which students often make.
6. Finally, to end the lesson with some useful exercises.
Great. Thanks to you for doing your job as a teacher with much dedication and zeal.
Kind regards,
Fazil
(Pupil)
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Thank you very much, Fazil. I'm grateful for your continued support!
Yes, it is. It is a very special use of the Future Perfect to predict what we think has already happened at present.
I have been learning a lot of English tenses from your video. I really enjoyed it. Thank you very much,
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You're welcome. I'm glad you've enjoyed this lesson.
The best place to find all my lessons and other practice materials is on my website www.anglo-link.com under 'Video Lessons' and 'Exercises'.
thank you very much for being so clear. I have visited several internet sites to understand this topic, but you're the only person who has explained it clearly.
Thank you! I'm glad you've enjoyed this lesson.
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I am from Turkey. I think your teaching style is much better than my Turkish teachers. My school grades have rised since I started watching your videos. Thanks a lot:))
My pleasure!
To be honest with you, these Video's are the most useful, well prepared and explained English video's on-line that I have seen. Everybody can easily understands your of teaching (the formulation and the time-line)! What a great lesson...I have learned a lot about these tenses. Thank you so much.
+Alamti Aale ; CORRECTION; To be honest with you, these Video's are the most useful, well prepared/explained English video's on-line that I have ever seen. Everybody can easily understands your way of teaching (the formulation and the time-line)! What a great lesson...I have learned a lot about these tenses. Thank you so much.
+Alamti Aale
Many thanks for your kind comment, Alamti. I'm very glad that you're finding my lessons helpful.
I always press the like button before I start watching the video, because I'm absolutely sure that I won't be disappointed. Your classes are PERFECT!!! Thank you so much!!!
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Here are the 4 Tenses in this context to further clarify it for you:
1. I drive to work every day. So, as usual, I will be driving to work this time tomorrow.
2. I sometimes drive to work, and sometimes take the bus. I think I will drive to work tomorrow. OR I have already decided: I am going to drive to work tomorrow.
3. I have to pick up my colleague, Alan, and drive him to work. I am driving to work with Alan tomorrow.
'They will have been flying for several hours by this time tomorrow' combines 3 ideas:
1. They are flying now or are going to start flying in the near future.
2. They will continue to fly for several hours.
3. At this time tomorrow, they will still be flying.
It is not a very common tense, but as a student of English, you need to know that it exists and what it means.
I have watched all 9 of your videos and they are very helpful to me and my personal need at the moment. You are an angel for sharing your knowledge. I wish you and your family the very best! By the way I've been looking for an English tutor lately to polish my tenses etc.. then come across to your videos and they are straight to the point. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! :)
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This is a clear presentation but I still need to continue and watch it again. I really like the examples and how it compares the sentences to each future tenses. Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge with us. I will definitely watch all the tenses videos, so I will have a clear understanding and usage of the tenses in order for me to incorporate with my daily English conversation with my friends and family.
Thank you for your positive comment. I hope you'll enjoy the other lessons as well.
I've been watching your videos for seven months and they have helped me. They are useful and you are absolutely amazing.
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There are websites to teach and test pronunciation, but really a piece of software cannot tell you how good your English is. I recommend you have a one-to-one lesson with a teacher online or face-to-face. Ask the teacher for a conversation lesson where you do 80% of the speaking and they give you feed-back on your English, and point out what you need to improve. You can then use online materials to work on those areas.
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Please upload a video on the uses of "being". That's quite difficult to understand.
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I'm very grateful that I have found your website. It has been informative as always and very useful especially when you have been learning the English as my second language.
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'by the time she returns' usually requires a Perfect tense. You can say: They are going to paint all day UNTIL she arrives.
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I wish I had a teacher like you! In that way it would be easier to understand all tenses! Thanks a lot!
You're very welcome. I hope you'll watch all my lessons on tenses and benefit from them.
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Future Perfect Continuous and Future Perfect had been a big challenge for me (since there are only three times in my mother language - past, present, future) until I stumbled upon your video.
Thanks again for clarifying this :)
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I like the way you explain everything. That's fit with me because i can't understand if you speak too fast. Thank you!
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Brilliant English teacher i will have been learning with your video lessons for 3 years by the end of this month, i hope my formulation is correct.
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Yes, your sentence is a perfect example of the Future Perfect Continuous Tense. Well done!
You can also use 'before', but 'by' is the most common preposition in this Tense.
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The best way to improve your reading is by doing the reading exercises that you can find in books that help you to prepare for exams such as IELTS, FCE and Proficiency.
I think as a native speaker, you probably always use a contraction for both 'will' and 'would' (I'll & I'd), which makes it really hard to differentiate between 'will' and 'would'. I can assure you that the 'Future Perfect' is formulated with 'will' rather than 'would', as its name indicates.
No future tense is wrong in isolation. The question is always whether it says exactly what the speaker intends to in the context or not.
If you have a plan to attend this conference or it is on your agenda to do so, 'We will attend ...' will not tell the speaker that.
First time I ever learned tenses I had no clue about anything but after watching this now I know everything thank you very much u are very helpfull
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It is an arrangement, for example an appointment or a reservation, you have made for the future.
Yes, Future Continuous and Future Progressive are two different names for the same tense.
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'To be' is used so widely, you would have to study it in different contexts: Continuous forms, Passives, Expressions. In this sentence, it has its original meaning: How you choose to be (=exist) as a person.
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If I could give you a grate about your teaching skills, it might be 9,9/10.This lesson has been very clear for me. It really helped me to figure out the rules among different futures.
Thank you! I'm glad this lesson has been helpful to you.
Thank you very much. I have already understand this tense becuase of you.You explain this lesson clearly.
I've been watching your videos since yesterday about all english tenses and I'm surprise how you explain all this tenses. I've been driving crazy about the past tenses specifically the perfect tenses. Thank you I will be watching the other video and sure i will check the web site. Thanks again
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Thank you for provided a lot of videos which related to the English tenses for us. I am so pleasure to see more video.
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awwww i'm starting to learn all the tenses...will u pls include to ur topics the "Conversation on subject verb agreement" pls thnk u...i understand u better than my teacher,maybe because i can go back again n again to see n listen to the examples.i wanna learn english language so bad,,,ur helping a lot...thank you
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'Will have done' is used in the Future Perfect Tense, and 'will have been doing' in the Future Perfect Continuous.
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Review all the tenses with the Video called 'All Tenses' and do the Mixed Tenses Exercises.
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Correct me if i'm wrong. The Future Tenses are same with Present tenses in formulation except:
1.) You add "will" in future.
-I am doing = i will be doing.
-i have done = i will have done
- i have been doing = i will have been doing
2. the use of Have and Has.
- He has done - He will Have done.
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If you watch the part about Future Continuous again, I do mention that it can be an alternative to the 'going to' Future, and refer you to my video on 'will and going to' for further information.
Thanks Miss i missed my class about future tenses because I was sick , but fortunately I found your video.I bet that I'll pass my exam
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In my opinion, this is only useful if your goal is learning how to translate from one language into another. If your goal is to communicate in English, then you must learn vocabulary in context, and by memorising meaningful phrases and sentences, and without translating them into your mother tongue.
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my confusion was about WORK and i didn't know that it could be sometimes treated as state or action as you mentioned , really tricky but at last i got it,
The video in this channel called 'Mixed Tense Exercises' covers these as well as all the other Tenses.
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All your tenses are correct. Well done! Two minor points: 'FOR THE last two months' & 'ALL your videos'.
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Because I am describing a 'state', not a completed action. If I use a different verb than 'have', I can use the Future Perfect: By the end of this video, you will have learned ... / practised ... etc.
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Hi! First, I'd like to say that you are a marvelous teacher.
Second, I'd like to answer you the following question:
- Could the example you've used at 10:11 be translated to:
"He will be packing his bags tomorrow morning because he is going to leave for Mexico tomorrow afternoon"?
Thank you for your positive comment, Victor.
The first part is fine. The second part (He is going to leave for Mexico) would only work if the speaker lived near the Mexican border and had the intention to get into his car tomorrow afternoon and drive to Mexico. For anyone else who would have had to book a plane ticket in advance the correct sentence is: 'he is leaving for Mexico'.
Very good lessons, helped me for colege test.Greetings from Croatia
Kristian Kušter
You're welcome. I'm glad you've enjoyed my lessons.
The easiest place to find all my lessons is on my website www.anglo-link.com under 'Video Lessons'.
As I explain in the lesson, these are examples of Future Perfect Continuous. Your confusion possibly comes from the fact that in sentences 2 and 3, the Tense has switched to Present Perfect Simple. This is because 'to be' is a state verb, and 'to work' can be treated both as a state and an action verb. State verbs don't take Continuous Tenses. I recommend you watch my video entitled 'State Verbs' for more information.
Thanks, Anglo, Its help my recognized between Future Tense.
My pleasure!