Future Simple Tense Structures

This video tutorial covers the future simple tense in English, focusing on its three forms: affirmative, negative, and interrogative. It explains how to construct each type of sentence, provides examples, and offers practice questions to reinforce learning. The video also clarifies the use of 'will not' and its contraction 'won't' in negative sentences.

What is the basic structure of a future simple sentence?

• Subject + was + infinitive

• Subject + will + infinitive

• Subject + is + infinitive

• Subject + has + infinitive

In an affirmative future simple sentence, which word follows the subject?

• Has

• Will

• Is

• Was

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

• Subject + is not + infinitive

• Subject + will not + infinitive

• Subject + will + infinitive

• Subject + has not + infinitive

What is the contraction for 'will not'?

• Won't

• Willn't

• Willn't

• Wont

How do you start an interrogative sentence in the future simple tense?

• With the subject

• With 'Will'

• With 'Is'

• With 'Has'

Which of the following is a correct interrogative sentence in the future simple tense?

• He will go to the park?

• Will he go to the park?

• Will not he go to the park?

• He will not go to the park?

What are the three forms of future simple tense?

• Affirmative, Negative, Interrogative

• Positive, Negative, Question

• Statement, Negative, Question

• Affirmative, Negative, Declarative

Which sentence is in the future simple tense?

• He is going to the park.

• He goes to the park.

• He will go to the park.

• He went to the park.

Choose the correct negative future simple sentence.

• He will not go to the park.

• He will go to not the park.

• He not will go to the park.

• He will go not to the park.

Which of the following is an affirmative future simple sentence?

• He will go to the park.

• He goes to the park.

• He will not go to the park.

• Will he go to the park?