Definition: Future Perfect describes actions that will be completed by a specific point in the future, formed with will + have + past participle.

Example: "I will have finished the race" demonstrates the Future Perfect tense.

Highlight: Be going to is preferred for planned intentions while will is used for spontaneous decisions and predictions.

Quote: "BE GOING TO non si usa con go, come e leave (meglio present continuous)"

Definition: Present Simple is used for routines, permanent facts, and state verbs, formed using the base verb form with -s added for third person singular.

Example: "I play golf" (base form) / "He plays golf" (third person singular)

Highlight: The Present Continuous, formed with be + -ing, specifically indicates actions in progress or temporary situations.

Vocabulary: Participio passato - Past participle form of the verb, typically ending in -ed for regular verbs.