There are 12 tenses in English in this lesson we are going to learn about uses of simple future tense.
Definition of Simple Future Tense
Under the title of uses Simple future tense, Simple future tense is used to talk about an action that action haven’t happened yet that means that action will be happen in the future.
Sentence pattern of Simple Future Tense
Under the title of uses Simple future tense,
S + Will + Base verb(BV1)
I + will + Base verb
He + will + Base verb
She + will + Base verb
It + will + Base verb
Singular Subject + will + Base verb ( Teacher will)
We + will + Base verb
You + will + Base verb
They + will + Base verb
Plural Subject + will + Base verb ( Teachers will)
Short Forms
Under the title of uses Simple future tense,
I will – I’ll
we will – We’ll
You will – You’ll
They will – They’ll
He will – He’ll
She will – She’ll
It will – It’ll
Let’s see some examples for these.
I will come to school.
We will go to the beach.
You will help me.
They will play cricket.
It will be on time.
Mala will cook food.
He will drink tea.
She will eat mangoes.
My friends will go to the exam.
The government will implement new laws.
Key words of Simple Future Tense
Under the title of uses Simple future tense,
That is, we will use these types of words to denote the Simple Future Tense.
tomorrow
tonight
after two hours
after two days
after three days
after two weeks
after three weeks
after two years
after three years
next week
next month
next year
coming week
coming month
coming year
in the future
Let’s look at some examples using these words
I will come to school tomorrow.
We will go to the beach next week
You will help me in the future.
They will play cricket after five days.
It will be on time in the coming days.
Mala will cook food tonight.
He will drink tea after two hours.
She will conduct class next month.
My friends will go to the exam in the coming month.
The government will implement new laws next year.
All the sentences we have seen above are positive sentences.
Now let’s learn about interrogative Question sentence.
Question / Interrogative sentence of Simple Future Tense
Under the title of uses Simple future tense,
To turn a sentence into a question we have to write, the auxiliary verb of that sentence should be written before the subject.
In simple future tense, the auxiliary verb or helping verb is “Will”.
Now, we will convert the above ten sentences into interrogative sentences.
I will come to school tomorrow.
Will I come to school tomorrow?
We will go to the beach next week.
Will we go to the beach next week?
You will help me in the future.
Will you help me in the future?
They will play cricket after five days.
Will they play cricket after five days?
It will be on time in the coming days.
Will it be on time in the coming days?
Mala will cook food tonight.
Will Mala cook food tonight?
He will drink tea after two hours.
Will he drink tea after two hours?
She will conduct class next month.
Will she conduct class next month?
My friends will go to the exam in the coming month.
Will my friend go to the exam in the coming month?
The government will implement new laws next year.
Will the government implement new laws next year?
Therefore, according to the above examples, to convert a sentence into an interrogative sentence in English, the helping verb in that sentence must be written before the subject of the sentence.
Now, let us learn about the negative sentence of Simple Future Tense.
Negative sentence of Simple Future Tense
Under the title of uses Simple future tense, to convert a sentence into a negative sentence in English, the word “Not” must be added with the auxiliary verb in that sentence.
Now let’s turn the above 10 sentences into negative.
I will come to school tomorrow.
I will not come to school tomorrow.
We will go to the beach next week.
We will not go to the beach next week.
You will help me in the future.
You will not help me in the future.
They will play cricket after five days.
They will not play cricket after five days.
It will be on time in the coming days.
It will not be on time in the coming days.
Mala will cook food tonight.
Mala will not cook food tonight.
He will drink tea after two hours.
He will not drink tea after two hours.
She will conduct class next month.
She will not conduct class next month?
My friends will go to the exam in the coming month.
My friends will not go to the exam in the coming month.
The government will implement new laws next year.
The government will not implement new laws next year.
Here we can say the word “will not” as “won’t” in short form.
Interrogative or question sentence of negative sentence
Under the title of uses Simple future tense,as we have already learned, to convert a sentence into an interrogative sentence, we need to write the helping verb before the subject.
Accordingly, we will convert the above ten sentences into interrogative sentences.
I will not come to school tomorrow.
Will I not come to school tomorrow?
We will not go to the beach next week.
Will we not go to the beach next week?
You will not help me in the future.
Will you not help me in the future?
They will not play cricket after five days.
Will they not play cricket after five days?
It will not be on time in the coming days.
Will it not be on time in the coming days?
Mala will not cook food tonight.
Will Mala not cook food tonight?
He will not drink tea after two hours.
Will he not drink tea after two hours?
She will not conduct class next month.
Will she not conduct class next month?
My friends will not go to the exam in the coming month.
Will my friends not go to the exam in the coming month?
The government will not implement new laws next year.
Will the government not implement new laws next year?
When we write “won’t” in a negative sentence, we must write “won’t” before the verb to make it a question.
EX:- I won’t go to beach.
Won’t I go to the beach?
So, we have given a complete explanation about Simple Future Tense through this post.
So, we hope this post will be very useful for all of you and students.
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