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In this unit we learn more about the tenses, specifically, the future. The future tenses differ from present and past by not only the number of tenses used (seven in total) but by using some of the present tenses with future applications. At at a personal stand point, the future tense is one of the most difficult to master, as we use not only the obvious grammar structures (will, going to, etc.) but also present tenses with additives that show that the time the action will be preformed is the future. As with all tenses teaching these structures can be hard not only for the students but for the teacher if he/she has not mastered the use, or at least, reviewed them beforehand if he/she is not comfortable with them.
