Simple Future Tense in English Grammar
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Simple Future Tense in English Grammar

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What is the formula for forming the simple future tense?

  • Subject + Verb (base form) + will + not
  • Subject + will + Verb (base form) (correct)
  • Subject + not + will + Verb (base form)
  • Subject + Verb (base form) + will
  • What is one of the main uses of the simple future tense?

  • To express past habits
  • To express present emotions
  • To express future plans or intentions (correct)
  • To express past completed actions
  • Which of the following is a common time expression used with the simple future tense?

  • Yesterday
  • Tomorrow (correct)
  • Next year ago
  • Last week
  • How is the simple future tense negated?

    <p>Using 'will not' or 'won't'</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What type of question asks for specific information about the future?

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    What is an example of a promise or offer in the simple future tense?

    <p>I will help you with your homework.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a common use of the simple future tense in predicting future events or outcomes?

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    Study Notes

    Formation

    • The simple future tense is formed using the auxiliary verb "will" + the base form of the main verb.
    • The formula is: Subject + will + Verb (base form)

    Examples

    • I will eat breakfast at 8 am.
    • She will finish her project by tomorrow.
    • They will attend the meeting at 2 pm.

    Uses

    • To express future plans or intentions:
      • I will go to the gym tomorrow.
      • We will have a party next weekend.
    • To predict future events or outcomes:
      • It will rain tomorrow.
      • The company will make a profit this year.
    • To make promises or offers:
      • I will help you with your homework.
      • We will give you a discount on your purchase.

    Time Expressions

    • Common time expressions used with the simple future tense include:
      • Tomorrow
      • Next week/month/year
      • By/in + time (e.g. by tomorrow, in an hour)
      • At + specific time (e.g. at 8 am)

    Negation

    • The simple future tense is negated using "will not" or "won't":
      • I will not attend the meeting.
      • She won't be able to come to the party.

    Questions

    • Yes/No questions:
      • Will you attend the meeting?
      • Will it rain tomorrow?
    • Wh- questions:
      • What will you do tomorrow?
      • When will they arrive?

    Formation of Simple Future Tense

    • Formed using the auxiliary verb "will" + the base form of the main verb
    • Formula: Subject + will + Verb (base form)

    Uses of Simple Future Tense

    • Express future plans or intentions
      • Examples: going to the gym, having a party
    • Predict future events or outcomes
      • Examples: it raining, a company making a profit
    • Make promises or offers
      • Examples: helping with homework, giving a discount on a purchase

    Time Expressions with Simple Future Tense

    • Common time expressions used:
      • Tomorrow
      • Next week/month/year
      • By/in + time (e.g. by tomorrow, in an hour)
      • At + specific time (e.g. at 8 am)

    Negation of Simple Future Tense

    • Negated using "will not" or "won't"
      • Examples: not attending a meeting, not being able to come to a party

    Questions with Simple Future Tense

    • Yes/No questions:
      • Examples: Will you attend the meeting?, Will it rain tomorrow?
    • Wh- questions:
      • Examples: What will you do tomorrow?, When will they arrive?

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    This quiz is about the formation and uses of the simple future tense in English grammar, including examples and formula.

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