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| a few examples after a rule would be great. Thanks a lot |
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1.We use Present simple to talk about future events which are part of a timetable, a regular schedule or smth like that. e.g. The train leaves at three o'clock tomorrow. 2. We use the future perfect to show that the action has finished by a certain future time. e.g. I'll have finished reading this book by 2 o'clock tomorrow.You can come for it at 2 o'clock. 3. We use the future progressive to show that the action will be in process at a certain time period in future. e.g. I'll be waiting for you at 8.30 a.m tomorrow morning. They will be working on the project from Monday till Friday. |
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