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01-Dec-2003, 00:26
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the future tense
I'd like some recomendations on how to deal with problems of the future tense for
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Re: the future tense
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I'd like some recomendations on how to deal with problems of the future tense for
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In my opinion, there is no problem. English has a future tense, like most other modern languages.
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The problems occur because we have many ways of talking about the future- will\going to\present simple and progressive, etc.
Students need practice in different situations to get used to choosing the most appropriate form for different contexts.
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The problems occur because we have many ways of talking about the future- will\going to\present simple and progressive, etc.
Students need practice in different situations to get used to choosing the most appropriate form for different contexts.
Oh,
that
problem. :wink:
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