Future Tense and Modal Verbs

Elvis and Omar are waiting for a train and decide to discuss the future tense. They explain how to form future tense sentences using 'will' and 'shall', provide examples, and discuss how to form negative and interrogative sentences. The lesson concludes with a call to action for viewers to share and subscribe.

What time is the train expected to arrive according to Omar?

• 1:00 p.m.

• 12:00 p.m.

• 10:00 a.m.

• 11:00 a.m.

Which word is added before the main verb to form the future tense?

• Shall

• Do

• Will

• Have

What is an example of a sentence in the future tense?

• I bake cookies.

• I will bake cookies.

• I am baking cookies.

• I baked cookies.

What is the future tense of 'He helps you with your words'?

• He is helping you with your words.

• He helped you with your words.

• He help you with your words.

• He will help you with your words.

Which of the following sentences is in the future tense?

• I went to the zoo.

• I am going to the zoo.

• I will go to the zoo.

• I go to the zoo.

When is 'shall' used instead of 'will'?

• For the second person

• For the third person

• For the first person

• For the plural form

Which of the following is a future time expression?

• Currently

• Last week

• Next month

• Yesterday

Which sentence correctly uses 'shall' for the first person?

• They shall visit the zoo.

• You shall bake cookies.

• He shall go to the store.

• We shall start playing football.

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

• By adding 'do not' before the verb

• By using 'never' before the verb

• By changing the verb to past tense

• By adding 'not' after 'will' or 'shall'

What is the correct interrogative form of 'The train will arrive soon'?

• Will the train arrive soon?

• The train will arrive soon?

• Will arrive the train soon?

• Arrive the train will soon?