Simple Future Tense Made Easy With Formation and Examples

In simple future tense, verb describes the action in future time. For this, you should know the forms of verb. We use modal verb shall / will in simple future tense.

Formation of Simple Future Tense

The form of this sentence is as;

  • Subject + shall/ will + be + remaining words
  • Subject + shall/ will + have + remaining words
  • Subject + shall/ will + main verb (base form) + remaining words)

Keep in mind that-

Affirmative Sentences-

We know that, affirmative sentence is a positive sentence. We shall see these sentences.

Examples of Simple Future Tense

We have the examples of forming simple future tense in categories using-

  • be
  • have
  • main verb

Formation using ‘be’

In these sentences, we use ‘be’ with modal. Let’s have some examples.

Have a look-

  • I shall be there at right time.
  • We shall be there at right time.
  • You will be there at right time.
  • He will be there at right time.
  • She will be there at right time.
  • It will be there at right time.
  • They will be there at right time.

Formation using ‘have’

We use have with modal in this tense. Let’s have some examples.

Have a look-

  • I shall have a desktop.
  • We shall have a desktop.
  • You will have a desktop.
  • He will have a desktop.
  • She will have a desktop.
  • It will have a desktop.
  • They will have a desktop..

Formation using main verb

In these examples, we take modal with base form of main verb. Main verbs are in bold letters.

  • She will arrive there on tomorrow.
  • They will borrow a bike for one day.
  • She will join another company next week.
  • I shall give her a photo frame on her birthday.
  • She will shoot me an email to inform me about the rules of the company.
  • I shall submit all documents at the end of this month.
  • We shall provide all information about the case till Monday.
  • You will get your tickets tomorrow.
  • They will buy necessary things from the shop till Saturday.
  • I shall admit her to another school.
  • He will buy a white t-shirt for his brother.
  • We shall take an advantage of our knowledge.
  • You yourself will receive it.

You may also like the related links-

  • Simple present tense
  • Past simple tense
  • Uses of future tense

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