Modals can The modal ‘can

SPECIAL QUESTIONS 
Special questions begin with what, when, where, who, whom, which, 
whose, why, how. We use them to ask for information. The answer 
cannot be yes or no. 
1. A) When do you finish your university? B) Next year 
2. A) Who is your favourite actor? B) George 
Clooney for sure! 
3. A) Where is the coffee machine B) It’s in the room 
next to the reception. 
4. A) How old is your dog? B) She is about 
five, I’m not sure. 
5. A) Who paid for the meal? B) My cousin 
Jefferson. 
FUTURE INDIFINITE TENSE 
Future indefinite tense is also known as simple future tense. It describes 
an action that will take place in the coming time or in the future. We used 
'shall' and 'will' in this tense, followed by the V1 (first form of the verb). 
Here 'shall' is used with the first person singular/plural number (I, we) 
while 'will' is used with the second and third person singular/plural 
number (he, she, it, you, they, john, girls, etc.) and also with other all 
subjects. However, 'will' is also used with first-person (I, we) in 
affirmative and negative sentences if there is an expression of 

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determination and certainty, but it is not used with interrogative sentences. 
The structure of the future indefinite tense is: 
Affirmative form: 
Subject + shall/will + V1 (I form of verb) + other words 
Examples 
o 
I shall complete my homework this evening. 
o 
We shall go to the picnic next week. 
o 
My mother will go for teacher's training tomorrow. 
o 
You will go for a test drive on Sunday. 
o 
They will come to the village for a summer vacation in the month of 
June. 
o 
It will rain tomorrow. 
o 
He will send his files to the office tomorrow. 
o 
She will go to a dance competition next month. 
o 
The girls will take part in a badminton match on coming Sunday. 
o 
John and Karan will buy a new car tomorrow.