Future Tenses and Modal Verbs
This page continues with future tenses, including the Future Simple, Future Perfect Simple, Future Continuous, and the "Be Going to" structure. It provides the structure, uses, and examples for each of these future forms.
Vocabulary: Future Perfect Simple is used when we talk about an action that is going to be done or finished by a specific time in the future.
The page also introduces modal verbs such as can/could, have to, may/might, must, should, and needs to. These modal verbs are essential for expressing ability, permission, possibility, obligation, and advice.
Example: "Tomorrow, at 9:00pm I will have studied" illustrates the use of Future Perfect Simple.