Simple Future Tense Grammar Presentation in Blue White Basic Style.pdf

SIMPLE FUTURETENSE

GRAMMAR PRESENTATION

SARA PARDILLA PLAZA

WHEN TO USE SIMPLE FUTURE?

ACTIONS IN THE FUTURE

We use it to describe actions or eventsthat will occur later, after the present moment.

Examples: “I will go to the park tomorrow.”“They will have a picnic in the park on Sunday.”“He will call you as soon as he gets home.”

FUTURE PREDICTIONS

It's also used to make predictions or statementsabout the future based on what we think will happen.

Examples: “It will rain this weekend.””He will probably be late because of the traffic.”“I think she will win the race; she's a fast runner.”

HOW TO FORM SIMPLE FUTURE?

POSITIVE FORM

Start with the subject, add “will,”and then add the base form of the verb.

Examples: “I will go to the park tomorrow.”“He will visit his grandmother.”“They will call me as soon as they can.”

NEGATIVE FORM

Use “will not” (shortened to “won't”)after the subject to form negative sentences.

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

Begin with “will,” add the subject,and then add the base form of the verb.

Examples: “Will you come to the party?”“Will they watch the movie tonight?”“Will she visit her grandma this weekend?”

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