The future tense is a tense in English, which is used to indicate an action or state that will happen or exist in the future.
There are two forms of future tense: future continuous tense and future perfect tense.
1, future continuous tense
The future continuous tense indicates an action or state that is going on at some time in the future.
Its structure is "will+present participle". For example:
I will be studying English at this time tomorrow. )
They will travel to Europe next month. )
2. Future perfect tense
The future perfect tense indicates the action or state to be completed at some time in the future.
Its structure is "will have+ past participle". For example:
By next year, I will have graduated from college. By next year, I will have graduated from college. )
By the time we arrive, they will have finished the work. )
Besides the above two forms, there are other future tense structures in English, such as "be going to+ verb prototype" and "will+ verb prototype". For example:
I am going to visit my grandparents next weekend. )
She will finish the project at the weekend. )
The future tense in English is flexible and can be used to express plans, intentions, predictions, etc. It should be noted that the future tense is not necessarily only used to indicate the future time, but sometimes it can also indicate the present decision or arrangement.