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Tenses whether they be present, past or future have always been fuzzy to me in being able to remember their title and what each title functions as in a sentence, so this unit is a good refresher. There are four future tenses; simple(subject+will/will not+verb), continuous(subject+will be+verb ending in -ing), perfect(subject+will have+past participle), and perfect continuous(subject+ will have been + verb ending in -ing). These four have separate uses but they are similar in their use of 'will'. The more commonly used tenses in reference to future are actually present simple, present continuous and going+infinitive. Their use may be tricky because of their title; how could present simple tense represent something in the future? It is because they are meant to convey plans, define arrangements, or to convey schedules.
