Simple Future Tense
Simple Future Tense
The Simple Future tense is used when we plan or make a decision
to do something. Nothing is said about the time in the future.
POSITIVE STATEMENTS
SUBJECT
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WILL
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VERB
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REST OF THE SENTENCE
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I
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will
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read
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the story book tomorrow.
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You
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will
|
read
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the story book tomorrow.
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He
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will
|
read
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the story book tomorrow.
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Mohan
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will
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read
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the story book tomorrow.
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The boy
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will
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read
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the story book tomorrow.
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She
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will
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read
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the story book tomorrow.
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Pooja
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will
|
read
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the story book tomorrow.
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The girl
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will
|
read
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the story book tomorrow.
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We
|
will
|
read
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the story book tomorrow.
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You
|
will
|
read
|
the story book tomorrow.
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They
|
will
|
read
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the story book tomorrow.
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The children
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will
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read
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the story book tomorrow.
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SUBJECT
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AM / IS / ARE GOING TO
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VERB
|
REST OF THE SENTENCE
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I
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am going to
|
read
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the story book tomorrow.
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You
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are going to
|
read
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the story book tomorrow.
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He
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is going to
|
read
|
the story book tomorrow.
|
Mohan
|
is going to
|
read
|
the story book tomorrow.
|
The boy
|
is going to
|
read
|
the story book tomorrow.
|
She
|
is going to
|
read
|
the story book tomorrow.
|
Pooja
|
is going to
|
read
|
the story book tomorrow.
|
The girl
|
is going to
|
read
|
the story book tomorrow.
|
We
|
are going to
|
read
|
the story book tomorrow.
|
You
|
are going to
|
read
|
the story book tomorrow.
|
They
|
are going to
|
read
|
the story book tomorrow.
|
The children
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are going to
|
read
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the story book tomorrow.
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Notice how we use ‘will’ or ‘going to’ and the verb in the base
form for all subjects.
NEGATIVE STATEMENTS
SUBJECT
|
WILL NOT
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VERB
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REST OF THE SENTENCE
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I
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will not
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play
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football next week.
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You
|
will not
|
play
|
football next week.
|
He
|
will not
|
play
|
football next week.
|
Mohan
|
will not
|
play
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football next week.
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The boy
|
will not
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play
|
football next week.
|
She
|
will not
|
play
|
football next week.
|
Pooja
|
will not
|
play
|
football next week.
|
The girl
|
will not
|
play
|
football next week.
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We
|
will not
|
play
|
football next week.
|
You
|
will not
|
play
|
football next week.
|
They
|
will not
|
play
|
football next week.
|
The children
|
will not
|
play
|
football next week.
|
SUBJECT
|
AM / IS / ARE
NOT GOING TO
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VERB
|
REST OF THE SENTENCE
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I
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am not going to
|
play
|
football next week.
|
You
|
are not going to
|
play
|
football next week.
|
He
|
is not going to
|
play
|
football next week.
|
Mohan
|
is not going to
|
play
|
football next week.
|
The boy
|
is not going to
|
play
|
football next week.
|
She
|
is not going to
|
play
|
football next week.
|
Pooja
|
is not going to
|
play
|
football next week.
|
The girl
|
is not going to
|
play
|
football next week.
|
We
|
are not going to
|
play
|
football next week.
|
You
|
are not going to
|
play
|
football next week.
|
They
|
are not going to
|
play
|
football next week.
|
The children
|
are not going to
|
play
|
football next week.
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Notice how we use ‘will not’ or ‘not going to’ and the verb in
the base form for all subjects.
INTERROGATIVE STATEMENTS / QUESTIONS
WILL
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SUBJECT
|
VERB
|
REST OF THE SENTENCE
|
Will
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I
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go
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to Mumbai next month?
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Will
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you
|
go
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to Mumbai next month?
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Will
|
he
|
go
|
to Mumbai next month?
|
Will
|
Mohan
|
go
|
to Mumbai next month?
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Will
|
the boy
|
go
|
to Mumbai next month?
|
Will
|
she
|
go
|
to Mumbai next month?
|
Will
|
Pooja
|
go
|
to Mumbai next month?
|
Will
|
the girl
|
go
|
to Mumbai next month?
|
Will
|
we
|
go
|
to Mumbai next month?
|
Will
|
you
|
go
|
to Mumbai next month?
|
Will
|
they
|
go
|
to Mumbai next month?
|
Will
|
the children
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go
|
to Mumbai next month?
|
AM / IS / ARE
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SUBJECT
|
GOING TO
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VERB
|
REST OF THE SENTENCE
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Am
|
I
|
going to
|
go
|
to Mumbai next month?
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Are
|
you
|
going to
|
go
|
to Mumbai next month?
|
Is
|
he
|
going to
|
go
|
to Mumbai next month?
|
Is
|
Mohan
|
going to
|
go
|
to Mumbai next month?
|
Is
|
the boy
|
going to
|
go
|
to Mumbai next month?
|
Is
|
she
|
going to
|
go
|
to Mumbai next month?
|
Is
|
Pooja
|
going to
|
go
|
to Mumbai next month?
|
Is
|
the girl
|
going to
|
go
|
to Mumbai next month?
|
Are
|
we
|
going to
|
go
|
to Mumbai next month?
|
Are
|
you
|
going to
|
go
|
to Mumbai next month?
|
Are
|
they
|
going to
|
go
|
to Mumbai next month?
|
Are
|
the children
|
going to
|
go
|
to Mumbai next month?
|
What is Simple Future Tense?
FUTURE SIMPLE
- The
global economy will be better soon.
- The
Earth will become hotter and hotter.
- I
will call you tomorrow.
Positive
Sentence:
Subject +
will/shall + infinitive + object/complement
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- The
announcement will release tomorrow on the newspaper.
- We
shall meet each other at the restaurant near my place.
- They
will paint their house with new color.
Sub + will/shall +
not + infinitive + obj/comp
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- The
police will not arrest non-mistake people.
- It
will not have heavy rain tonight.
-
Foreign government shall not supply food to the refugees next week.
will
not = won’t
shall
not = shan’t
Will/Shall + sub +
infinitive + obj/comp ?
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- Shall
we meet at 2:00 this afternoon?
- Will
you fly to Canada
- What
shall I wear to the party tonight?
Related page
What is Tense? Definition of Tense.
What is the type of tense?
What Is the Past Tense?
What Is the Present Tense?
What is the Future Tense?
Structure of All Tense
Simple Present Tense
Present Continuous Tense
Present Perfect Tense
Present Perfect Continuous Tense
Simple Past Tense
Past Continuous Tense
Past Perfect Tense
Past Perfect Continuous Tense
Simple Future Tense
Future Continuous Tense
Future Perfect Tense
Future Perfect Continuous Tense
All Tense with example
Table of English Tenses with example
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