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Default Future vs Future progressive
Hi all,


I need to make a chart comparing the future and future progressive tenses for my students. I need help figuring out what is the most essential information that I need on it. Basically, I want to provide them examples of when to use them including examples where it is possible to use both and also when not to use them. Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
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