Verbs — Tenses Part 2 (Future & Perfect)
Master future forms, present perfect, past perfect, and future perfect tenses.
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Future Forms — Will vs Going To
Master the difference between will and going to. Covers spontaneous decisions, planned intentions, predictions, fixed arrangements, and scheduled events.
Present Perfect
The present perfect connects past and present. Learn its forms and uses — life experiences, unfinished actions, past results, and recent events with ever, never, since, for, just, already, and yet.
Past Perfect and Future Perfect
Learn the past perfect for actions completed before another past action and the future perfect for actions completed before a future time. Includes signal words and comparisons.
