Tense Review: Future Simple I vs. Future Continuous: Love Runs Out by OneRepublic

Future tense forms can be tricky to understand, sometimes. Here are a few reinforcement exercises to help strengthen your understanding.
Future Simple I = will/shall be + verb.
Example: I'll be your match.
Future Simple II = going to + verb
Example: We're going to meet up..
*Note: this does not appear in this music video
Future Continuous = will be + verb + -ing
Example: I'll be running.
Present Simple (for future timetables & schedules) = verb
Example: The train leaves at 4:35pm.
*Note: this does not appear in this music video
Present Continuous (for future arrangements) = verb + -ing
Example: We're meeting up today.
*Note: this does not appear in this music video
Choose the correct verb forms, either Future Simple I (will/shall be + verb) or Future Continuous (will be + verb + -ing).
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A few more songs which show good examples of future forms:
Future Simple I
I Will Survive by Gloria Gaynor
I'd Do Anything For Love (But I Won't Do That) by Meat Loaf
She Will Be Loved by Maroon 5
I Will See You In Far Off Places by Morrissey
We Will Not Be Lovers by The Waterboys
Elysium by Bear's Den
5 Years’ Time by Noah And The Whale
Future Simple II
We're Going To Be Friends by Jack Johnson
Going To A Town by Rufus Wainwright
Someday She Is Going To Hit Back by Thin Lizzy
I Think It's Going To Rain Today by Nina Simone
Touch Me I'm Going To Scream Pt. 1 by My Morning Jacket
What Are You Going To Do With Your Life? by Echo & The Bunnymen
Present Continuous
Leaving on a Jet Plane by John Denver
She’s Leaving Home by The Beatles
I'm Leaving Now by Johnny Cash
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