Introduction

Are you interested in learning about Future Time grammar? If so, then you've come to the right place!

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In this blog post, we'll be taking a closer look at how to use Future Time grammar in your writing.

Summary

We decide which tense to employ when we talk. This is crucial in English because the tense we use conveys more than simply a factual statement. The tense we choose when talking about the future might convey how we "see" it and even how we feel about it personally. It undoubtedly conveys our perception of the likelihood (or actuality) of something happening or if we have already made a decision.

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For each structure, this table provides a straightforward probability scale. Since there are several factors and language is not a science, it is not accurate. You may use this table to help you conceptualise the future in English. While not present in all languages, this idea plays a significant role in English.

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% probability (before speaking) of event happening

structure

used for

example

0%

will

no plan

Don't get up. I'll answer the phone.

70%

going to

intention

We're going to watch TV tonight.

90%

present continuous

plan

I'm taking my exam in June.

99.999%

present simple

schedule

My plane takes off at 6.00am tomorrow.

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Conclusion

One of the great things about learning a new language is that you can start to see the world in a new way. When you learn a new grammar point, it's like a new window into how the language works.

One of the tricky things about grammar, though, is that it can be difficult to know when to use a certain point. This is especially true when it comes to talking about the future. You can also download our app from the playstore or visit our website.