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The future simple tense, used to state future facts, make predictions based on no present evidence, and make assumptions, speculations, threats, or promises, uses the structure of subject + will/shall (+not) + verb. The future continuous tense inserts \"be\" between will/shall and the verb, or present participle, which ends in an \"-ing.\" The future continuous is used to guess what is happening in the present, to say that something will be in progress at a particular future time or to refer to fixed future events, and to inquire about future plans. The future perfect tense uses the structure of subject + will + have + past participle, usually verb ending in \"-ed.\" It is used to say that an action will have been completed or achieved at some point in the future. The future perfect continuous tense combines all three, using the structure subject + will (+not) + have + been + verb, and is used to say how long an action will have continued by a certain future time. Additionally, the \"going to\" future tense shows intentions, plans, or predictions based on present evidence, and the structure is subject + to be/conjugated form of \"to be\" + going to + verb in infinitive.
