Future Indefinite

Simple Future (Future Indefinite) Tense

The simple future tense is used when an action is promised/thought to occur in the future. The simple foreseen outcomes are stated in the future indefinite tense. “Shall/will'” marks the future indefinite tense.

Structure:

Subject + shall/will + verb +  . . . . . . . .

Example:

  • We shall move to another city.
  • He will come to New York tomorrow.
  • They will make a phone which has artificial intelligence.
  • It will rain in the coming hours.
  • There will be a hard few days ahead of us.

Note: In some cases, the present progressive tense can be used when an action is promised/arranged/planned to take place in the future.

Example:

  • We are moving to Texas next week.
  • We are leaving at 6.00 PM.
  • They’re going to do as you say.
  • Dan is meeting me at 9 AM.
  • I am hoping to see you soon.

Definition of Simple Future Tense

Simple Future Tense represents an action which will happen in the future.

Simple Future Tense Examples

  • I will write articles on different topics.
  • Robert will read various kinds of books.
  • They will play football in that field.
  • April will prefer coffee to tea.
  • Bob will go to the library tomorrow.
  • We will go shopping in that market this Monday.
  • We will watch a movie in this Cineplex on next Friday.
  • You will shop at that market tomorrow.
  • I will sing different kinds of songs, especially modern.
  • I will attend a program of my varsity on Friday.
  • Jeff will travel around the world in March.
  • They will play hockey in that field on Thursday.
  • The poet will write a romantic poem for this program.
  • The lyricist will write a realistic song.
  • Will you go to the concert of realistic songs?
  • I will not attend the program because of my busy schedule.
  • Robin will join us in the meeting.
  • I will help him to do the task.
  • We will go to enjoy the musical drama.
  • I will arrange all the necessary materials for the program.

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