Future tenses practice
1. I continue learning English in June.
2. I'm doing a task tonight.
3. I'm going to do a task if I feel well, or nothing distracts me.
4. My friends are having a party tonight. Perhaps, it's going to be fun.
5. I will learn this subject as soon as I can. Promise.
I presume, the progress will be possible in order to the ongoing practice.
6. I will be learning English, even though I go out of the town.
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Future tenses practice
1. I will continue learning English in June.(You are using simple future tense (will continue) to indicate a future action: learning.)
2. I'm doing carrying out a task tonight.
(Usually, native speakers say that they "carry out a task". The word "tonight" as a time marker conveys the idea of an upcoming action.)
3. I'm going to carry out a task if I feel well, or if nothing distracts me.
4. My friends are having a party tonight. Perhaps it's going to be fun.
5. I will learn this subject as soon as I can. I promise. (Simple future tense again: will learn.)
I presume that the progress will be possible in order due to the ongoing practice.
6. I will be learning English, even though I will be going out of the town. (Future continuous tense that indicates a future action that takes place over a duration.)
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