The simple future tense is used to talk about the things that have not happened yet . It talks about an action which will happen in future, or which is predicted to happen in future. We use the auxiliaries “Shall” and “Will” in making the future tense.
*Yet, “Shall” is used with only “We and I”.
The affirmative form of the future tense follows the below structure.
subject + will + v1
AFFIRMATIVE FORM
Examples:
- I shall pass my exam / I will pass my exam.
- We shall enjoy / We will enjoy.
- You will go / You’ll go.
- They will play / They’ll play.
- He will run / He’ll run.
- She will write / She’ll write.
Note: “she’ll” is the contracted form of “she will”.
Exercise 01
NEGATIVE FORM
Examples:
- I will not go / I won’t go.
- You will not play / You won’t play.
- We will not start / We won’t start.
- They will not practice / They won’t practice.
- She will not write / She won’t write.
Note: “won’t” is the contracted form of “will not”.
Exercise 02
INTERROGATIVE FORM
We use “Will” at the beginning of the sentence and leave the rest of the sentence as it is to make questions in future tense.
Examples:
- Shall we go?
- Shall I go?
- Will you marry him?
- Will you go there?
- Will you explain?
- Will they start?
- Will she dance?
- Will she cook?
- Will he make?
- Will my mother blame?
Exercise 03
