ESL - Future Simple

The video tutorial explains the future simple tense, covering its structure for affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences. It discusses the use of time expressions and when to use the future simple tense, such as for spontaneous actions, predictions, and invitations. The lesson includes examples and practice exercises to reinforce learning.

What does the vertical line in the timeline represent?

• An event

• The future

• The present

• The past

Which of the following is the correct order for forming an affirmative sentence in the future simple tense?

• Helping verb, subject, base verb, object

• Subject, base verb, helping verb, object

• Base verb, subject, helping verb, object

• Subject, helping verb, base verb, object

How do you form a negative sentence in the future simple tense?

• Subject, helping verb, not, base verb, object

• Subject, helping verb, base verb, object

• Subject, not, helping verb, base verb, object

• Helping verb, subject, not, base verb, object

Which of the following is a time expression used with the future simple tense?

• Tomorrow

• Yesterday

• Currently

• Last week

When is the future simple tense used for predictions?

• When the action happened in the past

• When there is evidence

• When the action is happening now

• When there is no evidence

Which sentence is an example of using the future simple tense for an invitation?

• I will go to the store.

• Will you join us for dinner?

• She will not attend the meeting.

• They will finish the project.

What is the correct future simple form for the sentence: 'I think it ___ rain tomorrow'?

• was

• is

• won't

• will