Page 2: Future Tenses and Conditional Forms
This page focuses on future tenses and conditional forms in English, including the will-future, going-to future, Future II, and Conditional I and II.
The will-future is used for future events, promises, and predictions.
Example: "I promise I'll come to your party."
Highlight: It's also used in if-clauses type I.
The going-to future describes planned future actions.
Example: "This year we are going to go to Italy."
Definition: It's formed using to be (am/are/is) + going to + infinitive.
The Future II expresses actions that will be completed by a specific point in the future.
Example: "In 2025 you (hopefully) will have passed your final exams."
Conditional I expresses what would happen under certain circumstances.
Example: "I would practice the tenses."
Highlight: It's used in if-clauses type II.
Conditional II describes hypothetical past situations and their consequences.
Example: "I would have gone to the job center."
This page provides a comprehensive overview of future and conditional forms, helping students understand the nuances of English tenses and their applications in various contexts. The Englische Zeitformen Tabelle presented here offers a clear and concise summary of these complex grammatical structures, making it easier for learners to grasp and remember the different tenses and their uses.
