Verbs simple aspect Continuous(progressive) aspect Perfect and Perfect Continuous aspect

Adrian needs your help.
That coat belongs to me.

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  Instructions:
  

(We can use the imperative or the present simple for instructions.)
You take the first turning on the left.
You mix the soup with some cream at the end.

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  In clauses of time and condition, referring to the future. It is used after: when, if, unless, before, after, until, as soon as, whenever, etc:
  

I’ll give her the message when she comes back.
Will you tell me if you see her?

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  Introducing a quotation:
  

This book says that too much butter and milk is bad for you.
FUTURE FORMS

1. 
   To be going to and present continuous as future
   
2. 
   Future with will/shall
   
3. 
   Present simple as future
   
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