Future Tense Application in English

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Simple future tense is a tense in modern English. Used when we are not planning or deciding what to do before we speak. We make spontaneous decisions at the moment of speaking.

THE FUTURE OF A Single FUTURE IN ENGLISH

I. DEFINITIONS OF A SINGLE FUTURE

 
The Simple Future (Simple future tense) is a modern, then in English. A subsidiary, were used when no plan or decide what to do before we talk. We make spontaneous decisions at the moment of speaking. 
 

II. STRUCTURE OF A SOLAR FUTURE

 
1. Affirmation:
 
- Structure:
 
S + will + V (infinitive)
 
- Inside: 
 
S (subject): The subject
Will: auxiliary verbs
V (prototype): verb in the form of the prototype
- Note
 
I will = I'll      He will = He'll  She will = She'll                 It will = It'll
 
They will = They'll We will = We'll You will = You'll
 
Eg:
 
I will help her take care of her children tomorrow morning.
(I'll help her look after the kids tomorrow morning.)
He will bring you a cup of tea soon.
(He will bring you a cup of tea soon.)
 
2. Negation:
 
- Structure
 
S + will not + V (prototype)
 
=> In a negative sentence in the future, we just need to add "not" right after "will".
 
- Note:
 
will not = won’t
- Eg:
 
I won't tell her the truth. (I won't tell her the truth.)
They won't stay at the hotel. (They won't stay at a hotel.)
 
3. Question:
 
- Structure:
 
Will + S + V (prototype)
 
- Reply: 
 
Yes, S + will./ No, S + won’t.
=> For questions in the future, we only need to invert "will" before the subject.
 
- Eg:
 
Will you come here tomorrow? (Will you be here tomorrow?)
Yes, I will./ No, I won't.
Will they accept your suggestion? (Will they agree to your offer?)
Yes, they will./ No, they won't.
 

III HOW TO USE THE ONE FUTURE IN ENGLISH

Using Example
Describes a decision, a temporary intention that occurred at the moment of speaking.

Are you going to the supermarket now? I will go with you. 

I will come back home to take my document which I have forgotten. 

Describing an unsubstantiated prediction

I think she will come to the party.

She supposes that she will get a better job.

Describe a promise or request or proposal.

 I promise that I will tell you the truth. 

Will you please bring me a cup of coffee?
Used in a first-class conditional sentence to describe a possible assumption in the present and in the future.
If she comes, I will go with her. 
If it stops raining soon, we will go to the cinema. 
 

IV. SIGNALS TO KNOW A Single FUTURE IN ENGLISH

 
- In the sentence there are adverbs indicating future time:
 
In + time: in ... more (in 5 minutes: in 5 minutes)
Tomorrow: tomorrow
Next day: next day
Next week / next month / next year: Next week / next month / next year
- In the sentence, there are verbs indicating point of view like
 
Think / believe / suppose /…: think / believe / suppose
Perhaps: perhaps
Probably: probably