future
future tense
non-past
future continuous
future simple
future progressive
future progressive tense
future perfect tense
future perfect
simple future
parusia
continuous tense
futurize
shall
past tense
past
futural
future perfect continuous
past imperfect tense
simple present
historical present
imperfect tense
present perfect
backshift
futurate
imperfect
will
primary tense
preterit
preterite
present simple
pluperfect
past perfect
past perfect tense
present
pluperfect tense
shat on
first conditional
past progressive tense
past progressive
present tense
've
progressive tense
perfect tense
present perfect continuous
present subjunctive
blove
past perfect continuous
historic
going to
present conditional
present perfect tense
might
was used to
imperfect subjunctive
had
past continuous
could have done with
simple past
'll
so they said
historic present
dramatic present
did somebody wrong
present historic
narrative present
was all about
was good for
underwent
present progressive tense
present progressive
spoke
awent
perfective aspect
perfect auxiliary
took place
foresaw
present imperfect
downfell
saw things
overtense

English words for 'Verb tense used to talk about events that will happen in the future; future tense.'

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