💥 Advanced Future Tense: To Be To Do Something

In today's English grammar lesson you will learn an advanced future tense that not many students learn... to be to do something. When my students see this written, they often ask me, "Is this correct?". Find out when and where we can use this tense in English grammar, and how to make a great impression when speaking formal English.

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[EnglishWithGreg]

👉 Your turn!! Use this tense in an example sentence below!

[svetlanaguseynova]

Hi, Greg! I was looking for this while ago. When I was a student in 80's, we were presented this structure as a modal verb "to be to+v". In real life I met this in my duties and responsibilities when I got hired. Today reading the Bible, I see this a lot when God speaks.

[marclozachmeur]

Hello Greg. Your way of teaching is brilliant! Thanks a lot for doing this!

[akbaruddin]

Greg your teaching style is very different from other teachers excellent thanks

[awadheshkumarsharma]

I love to listen to your teaching as it is lucid and crystal clear. Would you please let me know all subtle usage of would, differentiating from could and might. Thank you.

[i.o.]

Thanks a lot. I've heard this structure a few times before but never really knew how to use it.

[massimofiorillo]

Hello, Greg! I knew this structure but not all the cases we could use it in...great, full explanation...thanks a bunch! Congratulations for your style!

[carmenparla]

Wow, I had no idea of this structure! Thanks a lot, I am to use it more frecuently! :)

[mirela]

Thank you for the lesson! Everything is crystal clear. 👍

[CuongLuu]

This video has been many years ago but it is really helpful me today. Thanks for your video.

[densnedi]

Thanks! Very well explained! I ran into that construction in some grammar books but most of them provide a limited number of use cases for it and they are only about the arrangements most of the time. Using that when describing expectations is a great way to communicate formally. So now I am to embody this new grammar construction! :-)

[lidiabonguardo]

Great explanation Greg! Thanks Grazie

[selim]

hi Greg what's the differences between relative pronoun and relative clauses. please can you make a video about these topics. thanks

[TheTorpila]

Amazing way of explaining the really difficult things in English.

[joelmasamba]

Thanks a lot for everything you've been doing for us so keep up the good work i would rather you taught us what we do not know about English even though I've got a knowledge about it though you as a native speaker you know a little bit about your language

[veenanarwani]

No one but you have(or has, I don't know what is correct) explained this topic so clearly and effectively. Hats off to you sir. 🙏👍 never have I known the practical (written or spoken) use of this phrase before.
Pl. Help me with my confusion as to whether the use of 'have" is correct or not in my comment.

[joelmasamba]

I'm to understand everything about English coz I'm an English teacher although I'm not a native English speaker as I've been learning so i gotta keep doing

[ndpd]

1. Indirect ''imperative'', explaining what's expected of you
2. What has been arranged
3. What we should do? question
4. if clause
5. What happened later in someone's day life

[hilalahmad]

After watching this lesson, i am to become your fan.
Is this correct example?
Thanks!

[sharminifernando]

Excellent this lesson is very much valuable one something we hardly get. Appriciate a lot thanks