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Future Simple is used to express actions that will take place in the past.
Future Simple is used to express actions that will take place in the past.
False
The structure for a negative Future Simple sentence is 'will not + base verb'.
The structure for a negative Future Simple sentence is 'will not + base verb'.
True
An example of a Future Simple prediction would be 'It will rain tomorrow.'
An example of a Future Simple prediction would be 'It will rain tomorrow.'
True
The question form in Future Simple is structured as 'Will + subject + main verb?'
The question form in Future Simple is structured as 'Will + subject + main verb?'
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Future Simple can be identified by signal words such as 'yesterday' and 'soon'.
Future Simple can be identified by signal words such as 'yesterday' and 'soon'.
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Study Notes
Грамматика: Future Simple
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Определение: Future Simple используется для выражения действий, которые произойдут в будущем.
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Структура:
- Утвердительная форма:
will + основной глагол
- Пример: "I will go."
- Отрицательная форма:
will not (won't) + основной глагол
- Пример: "I will not (won't) go."
- Вопросительная форма:
Will + подлежащее + основной глагол?
- Пример: "Will you go?"
- Утвердительная форма:
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Использование:
- Для предсказаний: "It will rain tomorrow."
- Для решений, принятых в момент речи: "I will help you."
- Для обещаний: "I will call you later."
- Для фактов: "The sun will rise in the east."
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Сигнальные слова:
- Tomorrow
- Next week/month/year
- In the future
- Soon
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Примечания:
- Future Simple отличается от других времён, например, Future Continuous и Future Perfect, которые описывают другие аспекты будущих действий.
- В разговорной речи часто используется сокращенная форма "’ll" (например, "I’ll").
Future Simple Grammar
- Future Simple expresses actions that will occur in the future.
Structure
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Affirmative Form: Constructed with "will" followed by the base verb.
- Example: "I will go."
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Negative Form: Formed with "will not" (or "won't") followed by the base verb.
- Example: "I will not (won't) go."
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Interrogative Form: Begins with "Will," followed by the subject and then the base verb.
- Example: "Will you go?"
Usage
- Used for predictions about future events, e.g., "It will rain tomorrow."
- Describes decisions made at the moment of speaking, e.g., "I will help you."
- Indicates promises made, e.g., "I will call you later."
- States facts that are universally true, e.g., "The sun will rise in the east."
Signal Words
- Commonly associated with future events are words such as:
- Tomorrow
- Next week/month/year
- In the future
- Soon
Notes
- Future Simple is distinct from Future Continuous and Future Perfect, which depict different aspects of future actions.
- Contraction "’ll" is frequently used in spoken language, e.g., "I’ll."
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Description
This quiz focuses on the Future Simple tense, used to express actions that will occur in the future. It covers the structure, usage, and signal words associated with this grammatical form, providing examples for affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences. Test your understanding of how to predict future events and make promises using Future Simple.