Understanding Future Simple Tense in English Grammar
The Future Simple Tense in English is used to express decisions made at the moment of speaking, announce planned future events, show willingness or unwillingness for future actions, express thoughts, and talk about events certain to happen. It is often accompanied by adverbs to indicate timing. Questions in this tense help seek information about future actions. Through examples, the various uses and adverbs of the Future Simple Tense are illustrated.
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Future Simple Tense S + Will/ Shall + V (bare form) I will go to Baghdad S + Will Not/ Won t+ V (bare form) I will not go to Baghdad Will + S + V (bare form) + ? Will you go to Baghdad?
Future Simple Tense Future Simple Tense Uses: 1. To express a decision made at the moment of speaking: Example: - What will you like to have? - I ll have an orange juice. - When are you leaving today? - I will leave at two.
Future Simple Tense Future Simple Tense Uses: 2. To announce a planned future event (i.e. on the news- in a newspaper): Example: - The president will open the new school next Friday. - We shall travel to France in Summer. - He will visit us next week.
Future Simple Tense Future Simple Tense Uses: 3. To express a willingness or unwillingness to carry out a future action: a) To make a promise. b) To make an offer. : Example: - We will find the right job for you. - I will take you to the airport. - He will invite her for dinner.
Future Simple Tense Future Simple Tense Uses: 4. To express thoughts: Example: - You will marry with a millionaire. - Things will improve soon. - Iraq will win the next match.
Future Simple Tense Future Simple Tense Uses: 5. To talk about an event that is certain to happen: Example: - I will soon be 22 on Monday. - The holidays will start next week. - He will graduate next fall.
Future Simple Tense Future Simple Tense Adverbs: We often use the following adverbs with future simple Tense: - I will finish my report later today. - We ll go to the market tomorrow. - There will be another conference next month. - I will return in two hours.
Future Simple Tense Future Simple Tense Questions with future simple Tense: Why will you travel to England? When will you practice? Where will he study? How will they travel? Who will you meet? - - - - - I will travel to England (Why) We will practice in the morning (When) He will study in the library (Where) They will travel by car (How) I will meet Ahmed (Who)
Future Simple Tense Future Simple Tense A READING EXAMPLE I think that I will write a letter to tell her what I m living right now, and then she will notice the big change in her life and mine. She will have more possibilities in medicine, technology, and whatever Of course, if we take care of our world right now. She will be excited at the moment of finding my letter. When my mother asked me that, I started to think how my great granddaughter will be. I think that she will be cute. She will be tall because I m tall and my parents too. She will have green eyes and black hair. My name is Missy, and I m 14. Everyday I talk with my brother about different things. We were watching tv when she saw a robot and she said that she thinks that in the future there will be robots. Maybe, my mom is right. There will be robots in the future. Then she asked me if I want to have any children in the future and I told her that I want but when I have a job and a husband and a secure family for the baby. I think your little baby won t have to go to school to study in 50 years from now. Because there will not be any school. Everything will be online. So my great great granddaughter will study in her home. She will eat pills or tiny food because there will be changes to food. However, I think she will enjoy an extravagant car, because it will be cheaper than now.
Future Simple Tense Future Simple Tense Passive Voice with future simple Tense: Object + will + be + V (Past Participle) No. Active Voice Passive Voice 1 We will take the horses to the stable The horses will be taken to the stable. Will the manager sign the contract tomorrow? Will the contract be signed by the manager tomorrow? Will I be given a job by the boss? 2 3 Will the boss give me a job? The birds will eat those cookies 4 Those cookies will be eaten by the birds. The coach will throw a party on the weekend 5 A party will be thrown by the coach on the weekend.
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