Learning future tense English lesson start off by describing what simple future tense is and the different ways that you can use it. http://www.easypacelearning.com/

1. Learning future tense English lesson
What will I be learning during the lesson future tense?
The lessons start off by describing what simple future tense is and the different ways that you can
use it. Following on next part of the lesson describes how you can use ‘will’, ’verb be’ and ‘going to’
when you speak or write sentences.
What is simple future tense?
Simple future tense is used when talking about things that will happen at a time later than the
present time. Sometimes you will hear people call future simple tense will, this is because most of
the time you will use the future simple tense with the modal auxiliary will.
Different ways to use simple future tense
The first way you can use simple future tense is using the verb‘be’ to form the simple future tense,
Example
I am going to watch a football this afternoon.
The second way to form the simple future tense is usingwill.
I will see you soon.
I will open the car door.
You will finish before me.
I’m going to finish my drawing in thirty minutes.
The third way is using going to.
I’m going to school later.
You are going to party tonight.
Are you going to party tonight?
You are not going to the party tonight.
Using simple future tense to make predictions
Future tense can also be used to predict the future, you can use either be ‘going’ to or ‘will’.
Going to
It is best to use going to, when youare talking about something that has already planned, oras been
decided.
Example
I'm going to eat at arestaurant later. Want to come with me?

2. What’s the difference, between will and be going to?
Will and be going to, can be used, when talking about predictions and guesses.
My new carwill be here next week.
My new carisgoing to be here next week.
Be going to is preferable for strong intentions or for describing the inevitable.
I’m going to give Mr Bean a good telling off for being late.
There’s no way Liverpool can score two goals in one minutes. We’re going to win again!
Will is best used when making offers or expressing decisions.
Mr Bean: - Who will help me paint the living room?
Mrs Bean: -Of course I will help you dear.
When using future simple tense in speaking, it’s often contracted with the subject and auxiliary verb:
I will I'll
you will you'll
he will he'll
she will she'll
it will it'll
we will we'll
they will they'll
Examples: -
Wait, I’ll get a something to eat for you.
We’ll go out and have a drink tonight.
He’ll be back home later
For negative sentences in the future simple tense, we contract like: - will not = won’t
I will not I won't

3. you will not you won't
he will not he won't
she will not she won't
it will not it won't
we will not we won't
they will not they won't
Examples: -
You won’t learn English if you don’t try harder.
She won’t be back till later.
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