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Let’s learn and practice future tenses in English! We have a whole bunch of ways to talk about the future in English, including:
Today I’ll explain which future tense to use in which situation - and I’ll ask you to practice with me, so get ready. You’ll definitely want to download the lesson guide so that you can review everything - click here and enter your e-mail address, and I’ll send you the lesson PDF for free.
Instead of explaining things tense by tense, I’m going to do it situation by situation, because in some situations we can use multiple tenses.
I’d also love to help you even more inside my Advanced English Grammar Course, where we go in detail into lots of important grammar topics. And there are lots of opportunities to put it into practice, like we did today - so that you can speak and write with good grammar.
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