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Simple Future Tense Guide

The document explains the use of the simple future tense, highlighting its application for actions or predictions that may occur in the future, on-the-spot decisions, and inevitable actions. It provides examples of positive, negative, and question forms, as well as exercises for practice. Additionally, it contrasts 'will' with 'shall' and discusses the difference between 'be going to' and simple future.

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Simple Future Tense Guide

The document explains the use of the simple future tense, highlighting its application for actions or predictions that may occur in the future, on-the-spot decisions, and inevitable actions. It provides examples of positive, negative, and question forms, as well as exercises for practice. Additionally, it contrasts 'will' with 'shall' and discusses the difference between 'be going to' and simple future.

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SIMPLE FUTURE

TENSE
TEACHER HANNAH
WHAT WILL YOU DO
THIS WEEK?
WHEN TO USE
SIMPLE FUTURE?
ACTIONS IN THE FUTURE
Actions or predictions which (may) happen in the future.

Example: She’ll probably win this competition.


Maybe I’ll buy a car.

!!! NOTE: will = ‘ll


DESCISIONS
Decisions taken at the moment of speaking (on-the-spot
decisions)

Example: It’s cold in here. I’ll turn on the heating.


Hopes, fears, threats, offers, promises, warnings, predictions,
requests, comments, etc. It can go with: expect, hope, believe,
I’m sure, I’m afraid, probably...

Example: I hope he’ll like his birthday present.


ACTIONS
Actions which we cannot control and will inevitably happen.

Example: The baby will be born after Christmas.


HOW TO FORM
SIMPLE FUTURE?
POSITIVE FORM
S + will + V
Examples: I will go to the park tomorrow.
He will visit his grandmother.
NEGATIVE FORM
STRUCTURE: S + will not/won’t + V.
Examples:
I won’t eat ice cream before dinner.
They won’t travel during the holidays.
She won’t go out because it’s raining.
QUESTION FORM
Stucture: Will + S + V.
Examples: Will you come to the party?
BE GOING
TO VS.
SIMPLE
FUTURE
WILL
VS.
SHALL
EXERCISES
1. A: There's someone at the door.
B: I ____________________ (get) it.
2. Joan thinks the Conservatives __________________ (win) the
next election.
3 A: I'm moving house tomorrow.
B: I ________________ (come) and help you.
4. If she passes the exam, she ___________________ (be) very
happy.
5. I _____________ (be) very happy
ANSWERS
1. A: There's someone at the door.
B: I will get it.
2. Joan thinks the Conservatives will win the next election.
3 A: I'm moving house tomorrow.
B: I will come and help you.
4. If she passes the exam, she will be very happy.
5. I will be very happy
THANK YOU
FOR LISTENING!

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