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    This video discusses different ways to talk about the future in English, including using "will", "be going to", and the present continuous tense. It explains when each form is most appropriate and provides examples of how to use will, be going to, and present continuous in sentences. The video is presented by an assistant whose name is not mentioned.

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    Future Forms Listening Practice

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    Rho Cruz
    This video discusses different ways to talk about the future in English, including using "will", "be going to", and the present continuous tense. It explains when each form is most appropriate and provides examples of how to use will, be going to, and present continuous in sentences. The video is presented by an assistant whose name is not mentioned.

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    Future forms: video

    1. What is “will”?

    2. Can you use will + infinitive with every personal pronoun?

    3. Why is using “will” a problem?

    4. When can we use “will” or when is it most appropriate?

    5. What words does he use to describe “be + going to”?

    6. True or false, be going to is more complicated to use and it sounds unnatural? If false,
    write the correct statement?

    7. What are the three forms of “be+ going to”?

    8. When do you use “be+ going To”

    9. Present continuous, what percentage is the present continuous form?

    10. What is the difference between “be + going to” and the present continuous?

    11. What is the name of the assistante?

    12. Write at least two example of the sentences given in the video.

    a. Will
    b. Be going to
    c. Present continuous
    13. Present simple, when do we use present simple?
    14. What do we use for marriage proposals?

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