# \[BOOK|MOBI] Fast Future Present

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It is frequently used where some anticipated event does not occur or an expectation is cancelled. As futurists, we often deliberately use these worst-case scenarios to push back on prevailing assumptions, help people think the unthinkable, and prepare for the most challenging of possibilities. Each tense is divided into; simple, continuous, perfect and perfect continuous.\
&#x20;![Fast Future Present](http://pre12.deviantart.net/900c/th/pre/i/2017/061/5/0/fast__present__and_future_by_crumpetsrgood4u-db1069p.jpg)\\

Future simple Cook I cooked dinner. Past simple I run very fast. The present tense of a verb is the 'original' form.\
&#x20;![Fast Future Present](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/610d1LJfpOL._SL220_.jpg)\\

**Simple tenses of verbs** - So, for example, within the present time frame, there are three aspects commonly used: simple, continuous, and perfect. This value of time may be why so much attention is given to verb tense instruction: given our obsession with time, we need a way to talk about it.\
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In a little while she would be taller than Frances, maybe one day even taller than Elizabeth. Maybe one day she would be the tallest woman in the world and she could join a circus. This particular combination frequently makes use of the expression be going to since this is readily for the past. It is frequently used where some anticipated event does not occur or an expectation is cancelled. This parallels the use of the for arranged post-present situations. The use of the progressive past is possible even if the context makes it clear that the action Fhture was not actually performed. Thus had sung is the past-in-the-past, has sung the past-in-the-present, FFuture will-have-sung the past-in-the-future. Similarly, would sing is the future-in-the-past, is about to sing the future-in-the-present, and will be about to sing the future-in-the-future. Coincident relatively present tenses are ignored by many contemporary theorists, though Lo Cascio 1982: 42 writes Fast Future Present the imperfect, which is considered in traditional grammar a present-in-the-past, as a past coincident tense. Cacibauda, After Laughing, Comes Crying: Sicilian Immigrants on Louisiana Plantations. Legas, 2009 Ted Sorensen, Counselor: A Life at the Edge of History. Endley, Linguistic Perspectives on English Grammar. Information Age, 2010 Renaat Declerck, Susan Reed, and Bert Cappelle, The Grammar of the English Tense System: A Comprehensive Analysis. Walter de Gruyter, 2006 Robert I.
