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English as a Second Language - Future Tenses - Easy — Flashcards

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Sentences that are written in the future tense will tell you about something that will or might happen in the future. For instance 'Susan is going to the party with Peter next Saturday' is said to be written in the future tense because it explains something that has not yet happened.

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By the age of thirty-five she ... ... have two or three children and a wonderful house in the country.
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