Tenses with future meaning

Usage Examples Tenses with future meaning

• Laura is not going to call Simon, she is too angry. -
• I will be driving all night and all day. -
• My sister is going to move in with her boyfriend. -
• Will you have been working long enough to get a promotion by the new year? -
• Does this bus arrive at five am to Kyiv? -
• I will not give up. -
• When does the plane from London arrive? -
• Maddie thinks this dress will suit you. -
• My mother will have been working for forty years when she retires. -
• It's half past eleven already! Jane is going to miss the train! -
• I will send flowers to Polly. -
• The dancing class starts at half past seven. -
• The train will depart with a thirty-minute delay. -
• Why are you going to buy a new phone? Your old one works well. -
• Anna doesn't think Kyle will like it. -
• I hope it will not rain tomorrow. -
• We will go to the park if the weather is good. -
• Are they going to throw a surprise party for Lena? -
• My train departs at nine am. -
• Will you be bringing your husband to the party? -