Simple Future Tense

Future Tense:

Future Tense
Simple Future Tense	Future Continuous Tense	Future Perfect Tense

Simple Future Tense: The Simple future tense means an action which has still to take place in the future.

Simple Future = use of will / shall + V1

Simple Future Tense
	Singular	Plural
First Person	I shall/will come	We shall/will come
Second Person	You will come	You will come
Third Person	He will come	They will come
	She will come
	It will come

Rules:

• “ Will “ is used with all persons. “ Shall “ can be used instead of “ will “ with I (singular) / We (plural).
• In the future tense, we must use the auxiliary will or shall.
• Auxiliary verb “will not (won’t) or shall not (shan’t)” and simple form of the verb is used.
• The Auxiliary verb Will or shall is used in the beginning of the sentences.

Formula:

Positive: Subject + shall / will + V1 + object

Negative: Subject + shall / will + not + V1 + object

Interrogative: shall / will + subject + V1 + object

Nag. Int.: shall / will + not + subject + V1 + object

Example:

1. I shall go to Mumbai tomorrow.
2. They will play cricket today.

Key words: 

Next week, Next month, Next time, Next year, day after tomorrow

Example:

सोनु पढ़ेगी ।

Positive: Sonu will study.

Negative: Sonu won’t study.

Interrogative: Will Sonu study?

Neg. Int.: Won’t Sonu study?

जयश्री कल से गायेगी ।

Positive: Jayshri will sing from tomorrow.

Negative: Jayshri won’t sing from tomorrow.

Interrogative: Will Jayshri sing from tomorrow?

Neg. Int.: Won’t Jayshri sing from tomorrow?

दिव्यानी कल दिल्ली जायेगी ।

Positive: Divyani will go to Delhi tomorrow.

Negative: Divyani won’t go to Delhi tomorrow.

Interrogative: Will Divyani go to Delhi tomorrow?

Neg. Int.: Won’t Divyani go to Delhi tomorrow?