Simple Future Tense

Simple Future Tense

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Definition of simple future tense:

Simple future tense is a form of sentences to express an action or event which has not begun to be used and will occur in the future. The sentences of simple future tense are also commonly used to express a prediction or to indicate ability and intention.

When are we use simple future tense?​

​In English grammar, the simple future tense formula has two different forms. Namely: “shall/will and be going to.”

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Shall/ will is used when we express a wish or willingness.

Example: I will get the mail, so you can give it to Mr. Smith.

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Be going to is used when we express a plan.

Example: She is not going to meet the CEO today.

Multiple Choice

will you ... me?

• married

• marry

• marrying

Multiple Choice

… buy the extra foods in winter.

• I will

• I'm Going to

• I'm Going

Multiple Choice

They won’t … to school soon.

• be go

• went

• go

Multiple Choice

The thesis … written by me.

• is

• will be

• will

Multiple Choice

It is eight already, we … be late.

• are going to

• be going to

• were going to