Future Tenses

The future perfect tense is will have started.

Am, is, and are are present tense forms of be. The past tense forms of be are was and were. The future tense of be is will be.

The future tense of inherit is will inherit.

The future tense of "jousted" is "will joust." For example: "Next week, they will joust in the tournament."

The future tense of cough is will cough.

He/She/It will mistake

The future tense of "kill" is "will kill." For example, "He will kill the spider."

The future perfect tense of tell is will have told.

He/She/It will lose

The future tense of inspect is will inspect.

future tense: will/shall cry

past tense: cried

present tense: cry/cries

The future tense of fill is will fill.

give - present tense

gave - past tense

will give - future tense

The future perfect tense of try is will have tried.

Were is a past tense form of be. The future tense of be is will be.

The past tense of control is controlled. The future tense is will control.

Studying the past can provide valuable insights into patterns, trends, and mistakes that can help guide future decisions and actions. By understanding historical events and their outcomes, individuals and societies can make more informed choices and avoid repeating past errors.

I have faced financial struggles, family responsibilities, and imposter syndrome in the past, all of which can impact my ability to focus on my studies. By acknowledging these challenges and developing coping strategies, such as seeking support from mentors or setting clear goals, I can work towards overcoming them and persisting in my current studies.

Both learning about the past and future can be interesting for different reasons. Learning about the past can help us understand how events have shaped the present, while learning about the future can help us prepare for what's to come and make informed decisions. It ultimately depends on personal interests and the context of the information being learned.

When you state what you think will happen in the future, you are making a prediction. Predictions are based on analyzing current trends, data, and patterns to forecast future outcomes. However, predicting the future is not an exact science and often involves some degree of uncertainty.

The word for someone who lacks confidence in the future is "pessimist." A pessimist tends to expect negative outcomes and has a tendency to see the worst in things.

Studying can help individuals acquire new knowledge and skills, leading to personal and professional growth. It can also contribute to advancements in various fields, drive innovation and problem-solving, and improve critical thinking and decision-making abilities for a better future.

Misophobia is the extreme fear of germs or contamination. It can cause individuals to engage in excessive hand-washing, avoidance of public places, and persistent worry about cleanliness. Treatment may involve therapy, medication, and exposure therapy to help manage the fear.

Studying early childhood education and human services can lead to a variety of career opportunities in fields such as childcare, social work, counseling, and family services. Graduates may work as preschool teachers, social workers, family support specialists, or community outreach coordinators to support children and families in need.

Future attended Columbia High School in Atlanta, Georgia.