Simple future Tense

 

🌟 Simple Future Tense

🔹 Definition:

The Simple Future Tense is used to express actions that will happen after the present — in the future.

🔹 Helping Verbs:

will (used with all subjects)

shall (traditionally used with I and we, but now mostly replaced by will in modern English)

🔹 Sentence Structure:

✅ Affirmative Sentences:

Subject + will + base form of verb + object

📌 Examples:

I will go to school tomorrow.

She will meet us at 5 p.m.

They will help you.

❌ Negative Sentences:

Subject + will not (won’t) + base form of verb + object

📌 Examples:

He will not play football.

I won’t eat junk food.

We will not attend the party.

❓ Interrogative Sentences:

Will + subject + base form of verb + object?

📌 Examples:

Will you come with me?

Will they finish the work on time?

Will she dance at the event?

🔹 Usage of Simple Future:

1. To express future actions or plans:

We will visit grandma next week.

2. To make promises or offers:

I will help you with your homework.

3. To express predictions:

It will rain tomorrow.

4. Spontaneous decisions (made at the moment of speaking):

I’m tired. I will take a nap.