Future Simple Tense
Future Simple Tense is used to express an action that will occur or happen in the future. It is used to describe an action which will happen in near or far future after being said about it by the speaker.
Structure of Sentence
→ Main Verb: Base or 1st form of verb
→ Auxiliary verbs: “will”
⇒ Positive Sentences
→ Subject + Auxiliary verb + Main Verb + Object
→ Subject + Will + Base or 1st form of verb + Object
Examples:
- He will come here tomorrow.
- She will buy a laptop at the end of this month.
- She will take her exam at the end of this year.
- I will meet him in his office tomorrow.
- We will shift to a new home the next month.
- I will give him a nice gift.
- They will send us a mail.
- He will marry her the next month.
- He will give me a book as a gift on my birthday.
- He will go to England in the next week.
- She will get admission in a new school.
⇒ Negative Sentences
→ Subject + Auxiliary verb + NOT + Main Verb + Object
→ Subject + Will + NOT + Base form of verb + Object
Examples:
- He will not buy a car.
- She will not come to college.
- They will not play Cricket.
- I will not go university tomorrow.
- He will not study this book.
- You will not need any help.
- They will not solve the problem.
- Student will not appear in the exam this year.
- They will not help you.
- He will not sing a song.
⇒ Question Sentences
→ Auxiliary verb + Subject + Main Verb + Object
→ Will + Subject + Base form of verb + Object
Examples:
- Will they send him an invitation card?
- Will she marry him?
- Will they buy a new chair?
- Will you help me?
- Will he call me tomorrow?
- Will she bring some fruits for the guest.
- Will you come here?
- Will he go to office tomorrow?
- Will they go to America the next year?
- Will they plan about starting a business?
- Will he meet me tomorrow?
- Will you bring some fruits for me?
- Will they go to London the next year?
- Will he start a new job?