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FUTURE CONTINUOUS: Es un tiempo verbal que se utiliza para expresar una acción que estará sucediendo en un cierto tiempo en el futuro, para acentuar la duración de una acción en el futuro.

+ Affirmative: Subject + will + be+ verb (infin.)-ing + complements

- Negative: Subject + will not + be+ verb (infin.)-ing + complements

? Interrogative: (QW) + will + subject + be+ verb (infi.)-ing + compl. ?

Examples.- Will they be travelling to Rome this time tomorrow?

*Passive: Subject(“CD”)+ will+ be+ being+ verb (participio)+complements

FUTURE PERFECT SIMPLE: Es un tiempo verbal que se utiliza para expresar acciones que habrán acabado en un punto concreto del futuro, al cumplirse el tiempo indicado.

+ Affirmative: Subject + will + have+ verb (participio) + complements

- Negative: Subject + will not + have+ verb (participio) + complements

? Interrogative: (QW) + will + subject + have+ verb (participio)+ compl. ?

Examples.- Will he have completed this job next week ?

*Passive: Subject(“CD”)+ will+ have+ been+ verb (participio)+complements

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS: Es un tiempo verbal que se utiliza para expresar una acción inacabada en período inacabado en un punto en el futuro.

+ Affirmative: Subject + will + have+ been+ verb (infin.)-ing + complements

- Negative: Subject + will not + have+ been+ verb (infin.)-ing + complements

? Interrogative: (QW)+will + subject + have+been+ verb(infin.)-ing+ compl.?

Examples.- Will they have been fixing the car?

*Passive:Subject(“CD”)+will+have+been+being+verb(participio)+complements

FUTURE WITH GOING TO: Es un tiempo verbal que se utiliza para expresar intenciones, hablar de planes futuros, hacer predicciones de futuro a través de hechos evidentes en el presente.

+ Affirmative: Subject + to be+ going to+ verb (infin.) + complements

- Negative: Subject + to be not + going to + verb (infin.)+ complements

? Interrogative: (QW) +to be + subject +going to + verb (infi.)+ compl. ?

Examples.- Are you going to stay at home

*Passive: Subject(“CD”)+ is/are going to+ be+ verb (participio)+complements

CONDITIONAL SIMPLE: Es un tiempo verbal que se utiliza para expresar una acción hipotética condicionada por una acción presente o para expresar una acción de un futuro hipotético del tiempo pasado real.

+ Affirmative: Subject + would + verb (infin.) + complements

- Negative: Subject + would not + verb (infin.) + complements

? Interrogative: (QW) + would + subject + verb (infi.) + compl. ?

Examples.- Would you eat an ice-cream (if you had it)?

*Passive: Subject (“CD”) + would+ be+ verb (participio) +complements

Examples.-+I would eat an ice-cream\*An ice-cream would be eaten by me

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS: Es un tiempo verbal que se utiliza para expresar una acción hipotética en curso.

+Affirmative: Subject+ would + be + verb (infin.)-ing + complements

-Negative: Subject+ would not + be + verb (infin.)-ing + complements

?Interrogative: (QW)+ would + subject + be+ verb(infin.)-ing+ compl.?

Examples.- Would he be keeping a diet (if he wasn't fat)?

*Passive: Subject (“CD”) + be+ being+ verb (participio) + complements

CONDITIONAL PERFECT: Es un tiempo verbal que se utiliza para expresar una acción hipotética del pasado, condicionada a otra acción hipotética del pasado.+Affirmative: Subject + would+ have +verb (participio) + complements-Negative: Subject+ would not+ have+ verb (participio) + complments? Interrogative: (QW) + would + subject + have + verb (participio) + compl.?Examples.- Would I have left you (if you had been alone)? *Passive: Subject (“CD”) + would+ have+ been + verb (participio) + compl.