In this blog post we are looking at how we relate to the future in the English language.
It is very common for TEFL teachers to teach the grammar of the future aspects but not the meaning and use behind the grammar.
As a result, many English learners fall into the habit of using one of the aspects (usually 'will' of 'going to') more than the others.
This blog looks at how English does not have a future tense, and how we use aspects of the language to create future meaning.
So what are these aspects?
So let's have a look at these meanings in a little more detail and learn how to use them!
Finally, a tip for teaching!
