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Future tenses are a little more complicated than the others, because there are more than four tenses, including the usage of some present tenses. I can see why this would be very confusing for learners of English as a second language, since there are seven different tenses to keep track of when speaking of the future! The first four tenses follow the same pattern as past and present tenses and are: future simple, future continuous, future perfect, and future perfect continuous. The \"going to future\" tense is used when speaking about predictions, plans, and intentions for the future. The present simple tense with future meaning is used in more formal or impersonal setting to say when something will be occurring. The present continuous tense with future meaning is used for definite arrangements, decisions, and plans. Some ideas for student practice include: diaries, schedules, asking questions, and any situations when students consider and share about their own futures.
