Future Tense.

FUTURE TENSE

by Karla Lopez.

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Predictions, Sudden decisions, Promises/Future facts and actions

​Future Tense

​The simple future is a verb tense that’s used to talk about things that haven’t happened yet. Use the simple future to talk about an action or condition that will begin and end in the future.

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​Uses and examples

​Future predictions based on a belief.

Promises.

​Offers.

​Requests.

​Threats.

​Future facts.

​​FUTURE SIMPLE Affirmative:

​Subject+will+base form of verb.

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She’ll become famous soon.

​​FUTURE SIMPLE Negative.

Subject+will+not+base form of verb.

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My friend WILL NOT marry that man.

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Will + not= Won´t

​​FUTURE TENSE Interrogative

WILL+Subj.+ base form of verb ?

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WILL IT rain tomorrow ?

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Short Answers

Yes, it will. No, it won´t.

Multiple Choice

Tom _____________ at eight tomorrow morning.

• will arrives

• arrives

• will going to arrive

• will arrive

Multiple Choice

A: This letter is in French, and I don't know French. Can you help me?

B: Sure, I ___________ it for you.

• am going to translate

• won't translate

• will translate

• am translate

Fill in the Blanks

I’m hungry. I

a sandwich.

Complete the answer using future tense and a verb.

Poll

Do we use the modal WILL + the base form of the main verb for?

• 1.Predictions

• 2. Sudden decisions

• 3. Promises/Future

• 4. facts and actions

Open Ended

How can I use Future Tense?