Future Tense

1) The simple future (will + infinitive verb)

    example: I will go to the Writing Center tomorrow morning.

2) The present progressive (to be in present + -ing) : to refer to specified future actions.

    example: My plane is leaving on Sunday at 2:00p.m.

3) The simple present : to refer to specified future actions.

    example: My plane leaves on Sunday at 2:00p.m.

1) Future progressive (will + be + -ing): future actions that have been planned.

    example: I will be studying for my exams next week.

2) Future perfect (will + have + past participle): a future action that will be completed before another future action.

    example: I will have travelled around the world before I am thirty.
 

3) Future perfect progressive (will + have been + -ing): the progressive form emphasizes the length of the future action.

    example: I will have been studying for two years this fall.

• My taxi will be coming in half an hour.
• My professor is lecturing tonight in the conference room.
• I will be an English teacher when I grow up.
• By the year 2050, the world population will have doubled.
• The piano concert starts in two hours.
• At 6p.m. the participants for the AIDS Marathon will have been running for five hours.
• I will pay for my car when I get a raise.
• When you come back from your party, I will be sleeping.

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