Future forms
English has several ways to talk about the future — ‘will’, ‘be going to’, the present continuous, the future continuous and future perfect — and each carries a different shade of meaning. These lessons help you choose the right one for predictions, plans, arrangements and scheduled events.
Future forms example lessons
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How to read charts and discuss data
Master the language to confidently read charts, discuss data, and present trends using advanced vocabulary and future tenses, perfect for business contexts.
Requesting time off: making polite requests and stating future plans
Learn how to politely ask for time off work using key phrases like 'I was hoping to take next Friday off' and practise talking about your future plans.
Business strategy: using 'will' and 'going to' for plans and predictions
Master essential business English to discuss strategies, set targets, and present future plans confidently in meetings, using the correct future forms.
Business travel: planning your first trip
Prepare for your first business trip by learning essential vocabulary, how to use 'will' for plans, and practical phrases for checking into a hotel.
Project management: talking about future deadlines
Master essential project management vocabulary and the future perfect tense to confidently discuss deadlines and report progress in professional settings.
Future plans: discussing intentions and predictions
Future plans — a B1 English lesson. Practise using 'will', 'be going to', and present continuous and expand vocabulary around future planning.
Project updates: using the present continuous for status reports
Project updates — a B1 English lesson. Practise using the present continuous and expand vocabulary for giving professional status reports.