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Meanings of future tense in English
Usage of future tense in English
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Youth dreams in the future tense; age, in the past participle.
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In the second future tense of this mood, the verb is conjugated thus:
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He stared at me, as if the future tense meant nothing to him.
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This isn't the past or the future tense, it's the subjunctive.
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It changes with the conjugation and varies for present, past and future tense.
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As an illustration of this we may take the future tense.
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The future tense is to be explained in the same way as in Josh.
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Lincoln allowed himself to think in the future tense about the shape of peace.
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One thing only pulled her forward into some future tense.
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Kirby was not too overcome to notice the future tense.
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None rashly used, explicitly or by implication, the future tense: "will keep."
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The youthful dead's tragedy is a future tense that they will never turn to past.
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Lincoln's political grammar always gravitated to the future tense.
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While Japan itself is preparing for an exciting future , the Japanese language has no future tense.
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Past tense ("I have optimized") and future tense ("I will optimize") are less engaging.
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Or, in the future tense, when Chelsea are scheduled to play Man United at Stamford Bridge.
