Simple Future Tense

^{Choose the correct form of the verb in " Simple Future Tense"}
I ___ (go) to Mumbai coming Sunday.

• shall going

• will going

• shall go

Answer explanation

"shall" is used with the first person ("I" and "we") in Simple Future Tense to indicate a neutral future action, while "will" is used for determination or certainty.

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He ___ (arrive) at the airport tomorrow.

• will arriving

• shall arrived

• will arrive

Answer explanation

In the Simple Future Tense, the structure is "will /shall + base verb.

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We ___ (visit) the museum next week.

• shall visit

• will visiting

• shall visited

Answer explanation

"shall" is used with the first person ("I" and "we") in Simple Future Tense to indicate a neutral future action, while "will" is used for determination or certainty.

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They ___ (start) the project soon.

• will started

• will starting

• will start

Answer explanation

"Will start" correctly uses "will" followed by the base verb "start." Other options are incorrect due to grammar rules.

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I ___ (call) you later.

• shall call

• will calling

• will call

Answer explanation

The structure of Simple Future Tense is "will /shall + base verb."

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She ___ (help) you with the project tomorrow.

• shall help

• • will helping

• will help

Answer explanation

"Will help" is appropriate for third-person subjects in modern English. "Shall help" is not commonly used with "she."

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The team ___ (win) the match next week.

• will lose
• won
• will win

Answer explanation

"Will win" follows the correct rule for forming the future tense.

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I ___ (meet) him at the event.

• shall met

• shall meet

• will meeting

Answer explanation

The correct form is "will/shall + base verb," which is "shall meet" here.

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They ___ (travel) to Europe next month.

• shall traveling

• will travelled

• will travel

Answer explanation

"Will travel" follows the proper future tense rule of "will + base verb."

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We ___ (cook) dinner together tomorrow.

• shall cooking

• will cooking

• shall cook

Answer explanation

The future tense is formed with "will /shall + base verb."