English Grammar Secrets

🔰 Future 🔴 Will 1⃣ Use: giving information about the future; predicting 🔻Will + infinitive is used to give (or ask for) information about the future. 🔻يُستخدم الفعل Will قبل المصدر المجرد بدون to للتعبير عن إعطاء أو طلب معلومات حول المستقبل. 🔹It’ll be spring soon. 🔹Will all the family be at the wedding? 🔹Karen will start work some time next week. 🔹In another thirteen minutes the alarm will go off. 🔹This will close an electrical contact, causing the explosive to detonate. 🔻We often use will in predictions of future events - to talk about what we think, guess or calculate will happen. 🔻غالباً ما نستخدم Will في تنبؤات الأحداث المستقبلية - للحديث عما نعتقد أو نحسبه سيحدث 🔹Tomorrow will be warm, with some cloud in the afternoon. 🔹Who do you think will win on Saturday? 🔹You'll never finish that book. 2⃣ Conditional use: 🔻Will is often used to express conditional ideas, when we say what will happen if something else happens. 🔻غالبًا ما يتم استخدام Will للتعبير عن الأفكار المشروطة ، عندما نقول ان شيء سيحدث إذا حدث شيء آخر. 🔹He’ll have an accident if he goes on driving like that. 🔹If the weather's fine, we'll have the party in the garden. 🔹Look out - you’ll fall! (If you’re not more careful.) 🔹‘Come out for a drink.’ ‘No, I’ll miss the film on TV if I do.’ 🔹Don’t leave me. I’ll cry! 3⃣ Future events already decided: 🔻When future events are already decided, or when we can ‘see them coming', we often prefer a present form (usually present progressive or going to ...). 🔻عندما يتم تحديد الأحداث المستقبلية بالفعل ، أو عندما يمكننا "رؤيتها قادمة" و ستحدث بالفعل، غالبًا ما نفضل استخدام صيغ المضارع (عادةً ما يكون المضارع المستمر أو going to ...). 🔹I’m seeing the headmaster on Monday. 🔹My sister's going to have a baby. 4⃣ Not used in subordinate clauses: 🔻In subordinate clauses, we usually use present tenses instead of will. 🔻في الجمل الثانوية ، نستخدم عادةً الأزمنة المضارعة بدلاً من Will. 🔹I'll phone you when I arrive, (Not ... when I will arrive.)✖️ @EnglishGrammarSecrets

🔰 Future 🔰المستقبل There is no one ‘future tense’ in English. There are 4 future forms. The one which is used most often in spoken English is ‘going to’, not ‘will’. ⚪️ Going to 🔰 سوف 1️⃣ A present tense 🔻This structure is really a present tense (the…

🔰 Future 🔰المستقبل There is no one ‘future tense’ in English. There are 4 future forms. The one which is used most often in spoken English is ‘going to’, not ‘will’. ⚪️ Going to 🔰 سوف 1️⃣ A present tense 🔻This structure is really a present tense (the…

🔰Future 🔰المستقبل There is no one ‘future tense’ in English. There are 4 future forms. The one which is used most often in spoken English is ‘going to’, not ‘will’. ⚪️ Going to 🔰 سوف 1️⃣ A present tense 🔻This structure is really a present tense (the present progressive of go). We use it to talk about future actions and events that have some present reality. If we say that something in the future is going to happen, it is usually already planned or decided, or it is starting to happen, or we can see it coming now. 🔻هذهالتركيبةهيفعلاًزمنالمضارع (المضارعالمستمرمن go). نستخدمهاللحديثعنالأحداثالمستقبليةالتيلهابعضمنالحقيقةفيالوقتالراهن. إذاقلناأنشيئاًماسيحدثفيالمستقبل،فعادةًمايتمالتخطيطلهأوتحديدهبالفعل،أوأنهبدأفيالحدوث،أويمكننارؤيتهقادمًاالآن. 2️⃣Plans: 🔻We use be going to + infinitive to talk about plans, especially in an informal style. This structure often emphasises the idea of intention, or a decision that has already been made. 🔻نحننستخدمصيغة be going to + infinitive للحديثعنالخطط،وخاصةبأسلوبغيررسمي. غالباًماتؤكدهذهالصيغةعلىفكرةالنية،أوالقرارالذيتماتخاذهبالفعل. 🔹We'regoingto get a new car soon. 🔹Jack says he’sgoingtophone this evening. 🔹When are you goingtoget your hair cut? 🔹I’mgoingto keep asking her out until she says 'Yes’. 🔹I’m going to stop him reading my emails if it’s the last thing I do. 🔹They’re going to launch it next month. 🔹We’re going to have lunch first. 🔹She’s going to see what she can do. 🔻Notice that this plan does not have to be for the near future. 🔻لاحظ أن هذه الخطة لا يجب أن تكون بالضرورة في المستقبل القريب. 🔹When I retire I’m going to go back to Barbados to live. 🔹In ten years time, I’m going to be boss of my own successful company. @EnglishGrammarSecrets

📚 Past perfect simple and past perfect continuous (multiple choice). Good luck!🍀 #quiz