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[ Future Tenses ]

Apply future tenses in the sentence: ‘He is going to start his new job next month.’

A. He will start his new job next month.

B. He started his new job next month.

C. He is going to start his new job next month.

D. He is starting his new job next month.

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Comparatives - Superlative Mix-Tenses Direct Object and Indirect Object Future Perfect Tense Present Perfect or Past Simple Ordering Adjectives Modal Verbs and Vocabulary Conditionals and Modals of Probability Subordinating Conjunctions and Clauses GRAMMAR - Could / Could not Cardiology Services Comparative and Superlative Adverbs Past Narrative Tenses Subject Verb Agreement and Tenses Figure of Speech Tenses and Figurative Language Modals: Possibility, Necessity, Expectation Too or Enough Conditional and Subjunctive Modals - Have to or Should Past Tense Wh-Question Noun Gerund or Infinitive Comperative and Superlative Direct and Indirect Question Past Simple, Present Perfect Tense Grammar of Future Plans Grammar and Absence Past and Present Tenses Prepositions and Prepositional Phrases Personal Pronouns Perfect Verb Tenses Modals of Obligation and Permission Grammar & Tenses Verb Tenses and Subject Verb Agreement Asking & Giving Opinion Linking Verbs & Helping Verbs Vocabulary Spelling Grammar Second Type Conditional Subject Verb Agreement and Coordinating Conjunctions Auxiliary Verbs & Question Tags Verb Tenses and Agreement Grammar and Passive Voice If Conditional Zero and One Pronounciation and Grammar Indefinite and Intensive Noun Past Continues Tense Passive Voice & Verb Tenses Connectives Past Continuous Tense Adverb or Adjective Definite, Indefinite and Zero Articles Uncountable Nouns Food Vocabulary Inversions and Subjunctive Adjectives and Vocabulary Past Perfect Conditional Sentence Type 2 and Type 3 Modals and Comparative Superlative Present Continuous, Present Perfect and Used to Collective Nouns Sentence Types Conjunctions & Cohesive Devices Past Simple (to be) Clauses and Conjunctions 1st Conditional Verb Identification Writing and Modal Auxiliary Be used to vs used to -ed or -ing Question Tags Past Perfect Simple Tense Persuasive Text Employment Vocabulary Grammar - either...or, neither...nor Modal Speculation Academic Vocabulary Present Perfect Tense and Simple Past Tense Infinitives and ING Forms -ed and -ing Adjectives Past Tense, Recount Text, and Future Tense Past Tense & Present Perfect Tense Grammar / Pronouns Complex Prepositions Daily Routines & Tenses Adjective or Adverb Comparatives, Superlatives, and Modals Future Simple Tense Modals of Advisability Passive Voice in Past and Present Tense Active and Passive voice Grammar: Reported Questions Verbs The First Conditional (if/unless) Verb Form Conjunctions in Complex Sentences Grammar - Verb Forms Complex Sentences with Adverb Clauses Adverbial Phrases
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