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There are common future tenses that I learned in in this unit: Future Simple, Future Continuous, Future Perfect, Future Perfect Continuous, \"going To\" Future, Present Simple with Future Meaning, and Present Continuous with Future Meaning. The best way I found to learn the tenses was to look at the form and the usages for each. There are sublities between some of them; i.e. predictions based on no present evidence (Future Simple) and predictions based on present evidence (Going To Future). Another example of this is the idea that the action will continue around a specific point in the future (Future Continuous) as opposed to the action being COMPLETED by a certain time in the future (Future Perfect). By learning the usages of each and combining that with with which tense uses, for example, \"will be\" + the present participle (Future Continuous) all the the pieces of the Future Tense puzzle begin to fall into place.
