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Level 2 = (Verb Tenses) Simple Future

 

Simple future is used to refer to a later time. Simple future has two forms: "will + verb" and "be verb + going to + verb". They both refer to a specific time in the future.

Simple Future - Will

"Will" usually expresses a promise to do something or a voluntary action. Sentences are formed with "will + verb". You can turn the sentences into negative sentences by placing "not" between "will" and the verb.

·   Audrey will play softball next season.

·   Sophie will take Choir at school next year.

·   I will help him tomorrow.

·   They will build the shed this weekend.

·   We will join them on Saturday.

·   Audrey will not play softball next season.

·   Sophie will not take Choir at school next year.

·   I will not help him tomorrow.

·   They will not build the shed this weekend.

·   We will not join them on Saturday.


Simple Future - Yes/No Questions with Will

"Will" can also be used in questions.

·   Will Audrey play softball next season?

·   Will Sophie take Choir at school next year?

·   Will you help him tomorrow?

·   Will they build the shed this weekend?

·   Will we join them on Saturday?


Simple Future - Be Verbs + going to

"Be verb + going to" usually expresses a plan to do something. Sentences are formed with "be verb + going to + verb". You can turn sentences into negative sentences by placing "not" between the "be" verb and "going to".

·   Audrey is going to play softball next season.

·   Sophie is going to take Choir at school next year.

·   I am going to help him tomorrow.

·   They are going to build the shed this weekend.

·   We are going to join them on Saturday.

·   Audrey is not going to play softball next season.

·   Sophie is not going to take Choir at school next year.

·   I am not going to help him tomorrow.

·   They are not going to build the shed this weekend.

·   We are not going to join them on Saturday.


Simple Future - Yes/No questions with Be verbs + going to

"Be verb + going to + verb" can also be used in questions.

·   Is Audrey going to play softball next season?

·   Is Sophie going to take Choir at school next year?

·   Are you going to help him tomorrow?

·   Are they going to build the shed this weekend?

·   Are we going to join them on Saturday?


Simple Future - Predictions

Both forms of the simple future tenses can express a prediction about the future.

·   Audrey's softball team will win the game.

·   Audrey's softball team is going to win the game.

·   She will be the chess champion.

·   She is going to be the chess champion.

·   He will win a Grammy for this song.

·   He is going to win a Grammy for this song.

 

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