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This document discusses the future simple tense in English. It is used to talk about predictions, promises, and planned actions in the future. The future simple is formed with the auxiliary verb "will" plus the main verb in its base form. Examples are provided of affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences using the future simple tense. Common signal words that indicate the future simple include "tomorrow", "next week", and others referring to a future time.
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- 2. You will live a long and happy life. You will have two children and a dog. You will not get married. You won‘t be rich. You won‘t get married.
- 3. Will I be healthy? Will we live on Mars? Will I fall in love? Will I get a better job?
- 4. Johnny, will you set the table? Sure, Dad, I will do it in five minutes!
- 5. Future Simple To talk about predictions and promises in the future, we can use the future simple. Signal words: tomorrow, next week, next weekend, a few days, weeks, years later
- 6. Future Simple - Affirmative will stay Subject + ´ll/will + infinitive without to I You He/She /It We You They ´ll at home.
- 7. Future Simple - Negative will not travel Subject + won‘t/will not + infinitive without to I You He/She /It We You They won‘t this summer.
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