The simple future tense is used to describe actions that will occur after the present moment. It can be expressed using two main forms: 'will + base form' and 'to be going to + base form.' Examples illustrate its usage in positive, negative, and question forms.

1. SIMPLE FUTURE TENSE
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2. DEFINITION OF SIMPLE FUTURE TENSE
The future tense is used to describe actions that will happen after the present moment. The
future tense is used to describe actions that will happen after the present moment. There are
several ways to express the future tense in English. Here are the main forms:
1. Will + Base Form
2. To Be Going To + Base Form

3. FORMULA OF SIMPLE FUTURE TENSE
 Will/Shall
Subject + Will / Shall + Verb 1 + Object + Time Signal
 To Be Going To
Subject + To Be (Is, Am, Are) + Going To + Object + Time Signal

4. EXAMPLES OF SIMPLE FUTURE TENSE
 Will / Shall
(+) You will attend the class tonight
(-) You will not attend the class tonight
(?) Will you attend the class tonight?
 To Be Going To
(+) He is going to start a new job next month
(-) He is not going to start a new job next month
(?) Is he going to start a new job next month?

5. LET’S GUESS
1. She will bake a cake soon
2. I shall come to the birthday party tonight
3. He is going to make a traveling plan after school
4. They are going to study in Bandung a couple weeks later
5. You will buy a new motorcycle tomorrow