Learn English Tenses: 4 SIMPLE ways to talk about the FUTURE

[@john_sotelo]

Excellent explanation of future tense. Anna, I will continue watching your videos.

[@สมชัยลักขณานุสรณ์]

You can present how to talk about the Future very good. It's clear and concise in a short period of time. I like it

[@vanessadimarco158]

Thank you Anna, I'm in London at the moment and today I will enjoy myself visiting your town. I m going walking all around trying British food and immerging myself in the London atmosphere. We start our tour after breakfast and at lunchtime we have a typical Sunday roast. AT This time tomorrow I will be captivating by the beauty of hampstead heat. So I must go! Have a lovely Sunday!

[@professorBonna]

Great video

[@OsamaR-we3xl]

Thanks

[@JeanYvesDubost]

What a beautiful accent ! ❤

[@КсеніяКсьондзик]

Wow, great explanation! I finally figured it out 😊❤

[@clar6814]

Dear Anna thank you for the lessons; so here you are my homework : - what are you doing this weekend? ah, not much planned! I'll probably do my workouts according to the video of my favourite pilates instructors and then I'll do my reading in a deck chair on my balcony if the day is sunny and warm.

[@EnglishLikeANative]

Correction: here IS my homework: Your plans sound wonderful, I hope you have a wonderful time.

[@clar6814]

@@EnglishLikeANative thank you for the correction! I wish you a nice weekend!

[@amazone5621]

Hi Anna, I'm a little surprised that you make such little difference between going to and present continuous. All the course books I know and use (even those that prepare students for Cambridge exams) say that going to is used for intentions and plans which are just in your own head, whereas the present continuous is used as soon as an arrangement has been made with someone else (bookings, appointments etc.). I would also like to know why you used going to when you explain the simple present and compare it to setting an alarm on your phone - which is a lovely comparison by the way: "once it's set, it's going to happen". What kind of usage is this? I'd love to hear from you. Many thanks in advance!

[@carotheplaylistmaker]

So useful video, thanks a lot, Anna! This is once again such a perfect job 👌

[@naziradiant]

Hello Mrs, I want to practice with the tenses that you teach. For this weekend I'm going to join grammar class, and also watching drama. But I think I'll go out to library, because the exhibition starts at 8 p.m. I'll be looking for their creation! Thank you.

[@abwsaHR7362]

انتي جمليه وتحبي رقم واحدصح ❤❤

[@IbrahimJaber-z3q]

Thank you for the lesson!!!

[@EnglishLikeANative]

My pleasure!

[@Guide2English]

Best teacher

[@EnglishLikeANative]

Thank you 🙏

[@supriya1323]

I am thinking of watching mahabharat for my holidays this year . I need to grab more knowledge about our history. It has 140 episodes which will take a lot of time to finish but it's worth it. Pls correct my sentences if you find any error 🙏

[@Iamdrubo]

Nothing Anna actually I think I'll be studying and boost my knowledge. and yes I'll do same thing for my holiday this year. Because my english is too week, thanks anna for your kind lessons. Could you reply me? ❤❤

[@sunkaraeliya2889]

Going to is used to talk about intentions. I think i am going to have a cup of tea now. Only present continues tense is used to about planned event I am going to England next week

[@vivianayacar3041]

Excellent lesson!!

[@EnglishLikeANative]

Glad you liked it!

[@AlamKehidupan-x4t]

I am indonesian, thanks for the tips

[@EnglishLikeANative]

My pleasure!

[@free_palestine-r6t]

1 - I will visit my grandmother 2 - i'm going to visit my favorite city/ I'm visiting my favorite city 3 - I don't have anything to do this saturday , so l'm picking you up

[@laurapavone3513]

In number 3 I'd rather use will in the second sentence: I'll pick you up

[@free_palestine-r6t]

@@laurapavone3513 she said we can use them both in one situation

[@sarnothing2311]

Thank you so cute teacher 😍

[@antoniopolastri666]

The future Is Always a mistery

[@danithmanjula1368]

👍👍👍👍

[@GraceCorrea-fh1ni]

❤❤

[@indikaupulsiri6358]

❤

[@OsamaR-we3xl]

💙💙

[@EnglishLanguageAndMe]

1. "What are you doing this weekend?". Euro 2024 has started. I'm going to watch the games. 2. "What are your plans for your holiday this year?" I'm going to go to a sea. 3. "Are you doing anything Satuaday evening? I need someone to pick me up at the airport." I don't have any important plans for Saturday. I'll pick up you. Did I write everything correctly?

[@professorBonna]

🇧🇩

[@yosefweldyes688]

Well! I will peakyou up from the airport

[@hannazarowska5407]

I’m going to the Baltic Sea during my summer holiday.🩴⛱️🧢😎💃