2. • Indicates that an action is in the future relative
to the speaker or writer. There are no inflected
forms for the future in English (nothing like
those -ed or -s endings in the other tenses).
Instead, the future tense employs the helping
verbs will or shall with the base form of the
verb:
She will leave soon.
We shall overcome.
• To talk about things that will happen at a time
later than now.
3. The use of the simple future:
(subject) (will/shall) (verb) (sentences)
(subject)(am/is/are) (verb) (sentences)
• We use the simple future for instant decisions.
• Example: "I've left the door open; I'll close it."
• We use the simple future , when we predict a future situation:
• Example: "She'll pass the exam. She's hardworking"
• We use the simple future with: "I (don't) think...", "I expect...", "I'm
sure...", "I wonder...", "probably".
• Example: "It will probably rain tonight" , "I wonder what will happen?
• We use the simple future in conditional sentences type one. (More on
conditional sentences here):
• Example: "If I have enough time, I'll watch the film."
6. Subject Helping Verb Verb Sentences
I read the book tomorrow.
You sleep in the class.
He walk with his girlfriend.
will
She talk with her boyfriend.
shall go
The boy to New York next week.
am swim at swimming centre tomorrow.
The girl
sing
Siti are going to with Abu in the competition.
repair
Ali the car.
is come
We English in the class tomorrow.
learn
the television after they finished
The children watch
their homework.
play football next wekk.
They
7. Subject Helping verb + not Verb Rest of the sentence
I
You
He
Mohan
The boy
will
She + not
play football next week.
Pooja shall
The girl
We
You
They
The children
8. Helping verb + not
Subject Verb Rest of the sentence
going to
I am
You are
He is
Mohan is
The boy is
She is
not going to play football next week.
Pooja is
The girl is
We are
You are
They are
The children are
9. Rest of the Sentence
Helping verb Subject Verb
+?
I
you
he
Ain
the boy
Will
Farid
go to Paris next month?
Shall Pooja
the girl
we
you
they
the children
10. Helping Verb Subject Verb Rest of Sentences
Are you
Is he
Is Mohan
Is the boy
Is she
the Paris next
Is Pooja going to
week?
Is the girl
Are we
Are you
Are they
Are the children
