Simple Future

This auxiliary verb usually suggests that a speaker will do something voluntarily or also expresses a promise.

• Willingness

• Will do

• Will

• Going to be

...expresses that something is a plan. It expresses the idea that a person intends to do something in the future.

• Shall

• Be going to

• Will

• Would

Both words can express the idea of a general prediction about the future.

(Must choose both)

• Will

• We'll

• Be going to

• Gonna

I ______ help you doing some overtime.

• will

• am going to

Answer explanation

"Will" often suggests that a speaker will do something voluntarily. A voluntary action is one the speaker offers to do for someone else.

If I am hired to work for Telus, I ______ call you, it's a promise.

• am going to

• will

I ______ spend my next vacation in Panajachel, I already bought my bus tickets.

• am going to

• will

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I ______ need to buy a flight ticket because I ______ visit my mom next week.

• will/will

• am going to/ will

• will/ am going to

• am going to/ shall

"We all are finishing LATI this Thursday."

What tense are we using to express this action in the future?

• Simple Future

• Future Progressive

• Simple Present

• Present Continous

The formula for the affirmative statement in simple future is:

• Sbj + will + verb + complement

• Sbj + will + verb + ing + complement

• Sbj + will + not + verb + complement

• Sbj + shall + verb + ing + complement

The formula for the negative statement in simple future is:

• Sbj + will + verb + ing + complement

• Sbj + won't + not + verb + complement

• Sbj + shall + verb + ing + complement

• Sbj + will + not + verb + complement