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There are seven future tesnses in English: 1) Future simple ( will + base form of verb) 2) Future continuous (will + be + verb + ing) 3) Future perfect (will + have + past participle) 4) Future perfect continuous ( will + have +been + verb + ing) 5) ‘Going to’ future 6) Present continuous (with a future meaning) 7) Present simple ( with a future meaning) Each of them presents differences in usage: 1) The future simple is used when we make prediction based on no evidence; to make offers and promises; when expressing decisions made while we are speaking. 2) The future continuous tense is used for actions that will continue around a specific time in the future. 3) The future perfect tense indicates the completion of an action by a certain time in the future. 4)The future perfect continuous describes actions that will continue up until a certain time in the future. 5) The ‘going to’ tense is used for intentions and plans (made before speaking), when the action is though out and deliberate. The ‘going to’ future tense is also used for predictions based on present evidence. 6) The present continuous tense is used for actions that will most likely happen. It is used for definite arrangements and plans (without a time frame). 7) The simple present is used to make statements about the future that are based on present facts, and when these facts are something fixed like a time-table, schedule, calendar.
