Future continuous

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Here's Kee with a lesson about be going to and the present continuous for future plans! 

Vamos aprender o futuro que vem antes do futuro simples 

Tom explains how to use the future continuous tense - English in a Minute 

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Past continuous You use the past continuous tense to talk about something that occurred in the past. Past continuous tense is used when the action you’re talking about started before the moment you’re describing, but had not finished. For example, in past tense, you might say: ‘I ... Show More

The future is embedded in the present. The future being embedded in the present does not mean extrapolating everything into the future. It means finding seeds of the future in the ground and not in the wide sky. In other words, change will take time and don’t get to far from what ... Show More