TEFL in Singapore

The future tense will always refer to a time \"later than now\" but it may also express our attitude to future events. This unit taught me that it is important to remember that we are expressing more than simply the time of the action or event. There are a number of different ways of referring to the future in English. The future tense section shows the form and the function of each of these uses in the future tenses.Just wanted to test how well I can remember everything read at once and I see I need to spend more time in the coming tests, to read the things through again and again, to keep everything better in mind when moving to the test. It is good to see the different roles of the teacher, different teaching approaches, and how the different age groups have different expectations, motivation and ability to receive the lessons.