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The future Simple tense is used for actions in the future. The form is subj plus will plus the main verb. An example is We will go. It is used for spontaneous decisions, predictions without evidence, future facts, and promises or threats. The Future Continuous tense indicates an action in progress at a particular time in the future. The form is subject, plus will, plus helping verb plus the present participle. An example is the sentence, Karen will be going to the doctor tomorrow. The Future Perfect tense is used for actions that will be completed before a future time. The form is subject plus will plus have, plus the past participle. An example sentence is, She will have finished her homework by then. The Future Perfect Continuous is used when you want to express how long an action will have been happening by a future time. For example, By the end of this year, I'll have been living in London for twenty years. The form is subject, plus will, plus have, plus been, plus present participle. The Going To Future tense is used with future plans without intentions or for predictions based on evidence. The sentence, they are going to watch the moving is an exaple. The Present Simple and Present Continuous forms can also be used to express future events. The train leaves at noon, and We are playing football on Saturday are examples respectively.
