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What is the Simple Future Tense used for?
What is the Simple Future Tense used for?
- Talking about events or actions that have already happened
- Describing events or actions that are currently happening
- Predictions, promises, plans, or intentions of future events or actions (correct)
- None of the above
Which word can be used instead of "will" to form the Simple Future Tense?
Which word can be used instead of "will" to form the Simple Future Tense?
- May
- Might
- Shall (correct)
- Should
What must the speaker have when using the Simple Future Tense for predictions?
What must the speaker have when using the Simple Future Tense for predictions?
- Evidence or reason (correct)
- A good imagination
- A crystal ball
- None of the above
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Study Notes
- The Simple Future Tense talks about events or actions that will happen in the future.
- It is formed by using "will" or "shall" followed by a base form of the verb.
- "Going to" can also be used to indicate a future action.
- The tense is used for predictions, promises, plans, or intentions.
- "Shall" is typically only used in formal writing or legal documents.
- It is important to consider the context of the sentence when using the tense.
- The speaker must have some reason or evidence for their prediction.
- The speaker should intend to keep their promise.
- The Simple Future Tense is commonly used in English.
- Understanding its usage can help communicate more effectively in English.
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