The future - a revision of tenses

There are up to five different ways to express future reference in English.

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The expression of the future may imply the use of modal verbs (like "will")

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The so called "going to future" is normally used to express personal plans and intentions and future events that can be predicted in the present

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We can use the simple future with "will" to express immediate actions.

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It is possible to use the present continuous to talk about future: when referring to arrangements and appointments.

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We cannot use the simple present to talk about the future.

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We use the future continuous (will be -----ing) to refer to things in progress at a given time in the future.

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The future perfect (habrá llegado) refers to things happening before a given time in the future but after now.

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Correct or incorrect?
John will be being 21 next month.

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Correct or incorrect?
They going to get a new computer as soon as they will find the money.

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• Incorrect