Grammar: 5 ways to talk about the future - without using a future tense!

Learn to talk about the future with Dan! You don't need 'will' and 'going to' to talk about the future in English! Learn five ways to talk about the future without using future tenses in this grammar lesson.

[ikibucukmil]

thank you soooo much. this was the video ive been looking for since my b2 english course ended

[violettachernishova]

Thank you so much for your videos!❤ Awesome!👍🎇

[ambar]

These Masterclasses have been very helpful to me.

[mariamkinen]

Very concise n clear. I appreciate! Thx.

[tammytsang]

I am about to give you a thank you note, Dan.

[nasherkohistani]

hi! dan (bbc)
keep making such powerful videos !specially by DAN and FINNand TIM!!they are the best !! I think, Id seen Mr DAN before BBC on a video at english school of london !!I guess. any way, would you mind to increase the lenght of your videos a bit more.thanks BBC!!

[UmarKhan-fmge]

Sophisticated method he done..!!! i didn't got it even a single word..!!!

[gustavopineda]

good performance bro!! and good video, thanks.

[j.c.]

Hi, Dan!
I've discovered that the way you pronounce your name "Dan" is different from the way some other British pronounce it. I wonder if you could give me more information about that. In British English, are there two ways of pronouncing these words: Dan, man, can? What accent do you have?

The way you pronounce your name "Dan" is more like the American way. Am I right? Please correct my English if I make any mistakes.

Last but definitely not least, I wish you nothing but the best!

[SaraSara-tpkf]

I like your videos I understand them well

[mevkaptan]

Can we use 'about to' instead 'due to?

[ЛораСавченко-кт]

is there any video with more detailed information? I didn't get it

[brigittesaint-pe]

Hi..I have just done your test. At the item 5, I am afraid there has been a mistake. At the question 5, you ask : While waiting for your plane you pick up a newspaper. What does the headline say? And the good answer is :
A British prime minister to visit Taj Mahal
Did not you forgotten the verb : "To be" in this sentence...A British prime Minister is to visit Taj Mahal? I'm sorry for stepping in this on this way, but I am a bit confused.

[alaamagdy]

What is number 4 please ..i didn't get it

[udendranmudaliyar]

so did you find your way out of the mall ?

[aymanbinafeef]

1:36
Now that England is out of the football, Germany is bound to win.

you say (are) is that okay?

[acalabash]

His jokes are rather cringy, but somehow funny because of that