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Will + infinitive – Simple Future in English Grammar

Introduction
The future tense with will, also simple future, is one way of talking about future events in the English language. We can use the simple future with will to express a spontaneous decision, a prediction or a future event that cannot be altered. It is formed with the auxiliary verb will and the infinitive or base form of the main verb.
Learn how to conjugate the future tense with will and when to use it with Lingolia’s online grammar lesson. In the exercises, you can practise the will future tense.
Example

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  Oh, what a mess in here! Come on, I’ll help you sort the files.
  
• 
  It’s okay, I’ll do it tomorrow. It’ll rain tomorrow anyway.
  
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  You won’t finish it in just one day.
  
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  If I need help, I will tell you.
  

Usage

We can use the simple future tense with will to express:

• 
  a spontaneous decision
  

Example:
Come on, I will help you sort the files.

• 
  an opinion, hope, uncertainty, or assumption regarding the future
  

Examples:
You won’t finish it in just one day.
It will rain tomorrow anyway.

• 
  a promise
  

Example:
I will do it tomorrow.

• 
  offers and requests
  

Examples:
I’ll help you with your bags. (offer)
Will you give me a ride to the station? (request)

• 
  the first conditional
  

Example:
If I need help, I will tell you.

Signal Words: English Future Tense

Signal words help us to recognise the tense being used in a sentence. Below is a list of signal words for the simple future tense:

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  I think
  
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  probably
  
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  perhaps