Future Simple a simple future tense

Future Simple - a simple future tense

Time Future Simple refers to the activities that occur in an uncertain and distant future. The simple future tense is usually used with the circumstances: tomorrow (tomorrow), next year (next year), in five years (five years), in 2035 (in 2035), etc.

Education Future Simple

Affirmative offer:

I shall play We shall play
You will play You will play
He / she / it will play They will play
Interrogative sentences:

Shall I play? Shall we play?

Will you play? Will you play?
Will he / she / it play? Will they play?
Negative suggestions:

I shall not play We shall not play

You will not play You will not play
He / she / it will not play They will not play
In order to put the verb into a temporary form of Future Simple, it is necessary to use the initial form of the auxiliary verb and shall (for the first person) or will (the second and third person). The speech shall and will often be reduced to form 'll, which can be used in all persons.

Note:
In modern English, especially oral communication, it will become used in the first person:

I will go to Shanghai next summer.
The next summer I will go to Shanghai.
The interrogative sentence auxiliaries shall or will be put before the subject. Significant verb after the subject is in its initial form:

Shall we go to the beach?

We will go to the beach?

Will your boss agree with our conditions?

Your boss will agree to our terms and conditions?
In negative sentences of the auxiliary verb to be negative particle not. Together, they can be reduced to the form shall not (more often in the brit. English) or will not:

I shall not (shall not) let you down.

I will not let you down.

Fred will not (will not) agree to help us.

Fred did not agree to help us.
Occurrences Future Simple:

Indication of a simple action in the future:

We'll return in 4 hours.
We'll be back after 4 hours.

It will not be easy to convince him.

It will not be easy to convince.
Regular, repetitive actions in the future:
I promise I'll visit you every day.
I promise I'll visit you every day.
When listing the sequence of actions in the future:
I can not wait for my vacation. I shall go to the river, swim and fish every day.
I can not wait for their vacation. I would go every day to the river, bathe and fish.



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