The future simple and future continuous tenses in English provide essential ways to express upcoming actions and events. The two main structures - will future and 'going to' - each serve distinct purposes in describing future events.
- The futuro simple estructura using 'will' is primarily used for spontaneous decisions, promises, and predictions
- The 'going to' structure expresses planned actions and evidence-based predictions
- Both forms follow specific patterns for affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences
- Short answers follow standardized patterns using auxiliary verbs
- The 'about to' structure can be used for imminent actions