Future tense is a way to talk about actions, events, or states that will occur after the present time. It's like peering into a crystal ball to predict what will happen. We explored the different types of future tenses: the simple future tense, which is used to discuss future actions or events and is formed using "will" or "shall" with the base form of the verb; the future continuous tense, which describes ongoing actions in the future and is constructed using "will be" with the base verb form and "-ing"; the future perfect tense, which looks at actions completed in the future before another point in the future and is created with "will have" and the past participle of the verb; and the future perfect continuous tense, used to talk about events continuing until a specific future time and formed with "will have been" before the base verb and "-ing." We then applied these tenses to a storytelling scenario involving Sam, a daring explorer on a mission to discover hidden treasure in a forest. In the simple future tense, we learned that Sam will set out on his journey, facing challenges with unwavering dedication. In the future continuous tense, we saw Sam exploring the forest with fading daylight. In the future perfect tense, we found out that Sam will have encountered dangers and wildlife by the time he reaches the river. Finally, in the future perfect continuous tense, we saw that Sam's quest for treasure will have lasted weeks, filled with excitement, danger, and surprises before he ultimately succeeds. In summary, the future tense is a way of talking about what will happen in the future. We have different tenses, like the simple future, future continuous, future perfect, and future perfect continuous, each used for different purposes. We applied these tenses to a story about Sam's treasure hunt to better understand how they work. These tenses help us express actions and events that occur in the future, making our language more precise and allowing us to tell engaging stories. Thank you for joining us in this exploration of the future tense!

1. Understanding
The Future Tense

2. Future Tense: What Is It?
An amazing look at for expressing acts, events, or states
that will take place after the present is to use the future
tense.
It's similar to looking into a crystal ball and forecasting the
future.

3. Types of Future Tenses

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1. Simple Future Tense
The simple future tense is used to
talk about actions or events that will
happen in the future.
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To form the simple future tense, we
usually use the helping verb "will" or
"shall".
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For Example:
1. I will visit the zoo tomorrow.
2. She shall read a new book next week.

5.  The future continuous tense is used when we want to describe
actions that will be ongoing or in progress at a specific time in the
future.
 To create the future continuous tense, we use the helping verb
"will be" followed by the base form of the verb and "-ing."
For Example:
 We will be playing soccer at 3 PM tomorrow.
 She will be studying all night for her big exam.
 They will be traveling to the mountains next month.
2. Future Continuous Tense

6. Future Perfect Tense
• The future perfect tense is all about looking back at actions that
will be completed in the future before another point in the future.
• To form this tense, we use "will have" followed by the past
participle of the verb.
For Example:
• By the time you arrive, I will have finished my homework.
• They will have eaten dinner before the movie starts.
• She will have cleaned her room by Saturday.

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Future Perfect Continuous Tense
We use it to talk about events that will
continue to occur repeatedly until a
specific period in the future.
For Example:
By next year, he will have been living in that
city for a decade.
They will have been working on the project for
two hours when you arrive.
This tense is created by adding "will
have been" before the verb's basic form
and the suffix "-ing."
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8. Framing a story using Future Tense

9. Imagine Sam, a daring explorer, starting a mission to discover a treasure that has
been hidden deep within the forest.
Future Perfect Continuous Tense
Future Perfect Tense
Future Continuous Tense
Simple Future Tense
Tomorrow, Sam will make his way into the jungle. Although he will confront many challenges, he remains dedicated to finding the
treasures.
Sam will be exploring the deep woodland by means of an outdated map. The sun will be sinking, and the forest will grow gradually darker.
Sam will have walked a number of risky bridges before reaching the river. He will have taken his concerns and come into contact with
wild animals.
Sam will have been looking for the treasure for weeks before he finally finds it. His journey will have been filled with excitement, danger,
and unexpected surprises.

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