Simple Future Tense
a.
It indicated the speaker’s opinion,
assumptions, and speculations about the future. The future simple can be used
with or without time expression.
Example
He will build a house.
This is a mere opinion and
gives no idea when the construction will start. It may be recalled that in
Present Progress Tense we have already discussed that for planned future we
say:
He is building a house.
OR
He is going to build a house.
In these two sentences it
is shown that he has already made the decision and that he will probably start
the work quite soon but in the first sentence having ‘will’ it is just an
opinion and no decision.
b.
The future simple is used for future
habitual actions, which we assume will take place.
Example
Spring
will come again.
Birds
will build nests.
c.
It is also used to express intention at the
moment of decision.
Example
Shahid (having no conveyance): I don’t know how to go home.
Kamal (having a car): don’t worry I will drop you.
We have noticed that Kamal
has said these words at the same time when Shahid showed his worry.
d.
It is used for weather forecasts.
Example
The
fog will persist in all the areas.
More
Examples
Positive
Sentence
·
I shall go to Lahore tomorrow.
·
I shall take you along with me.
·
He will see you at the station.
·
The virtuous will go to heaven.
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You will be friend.
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He will help me.
·
He will keep his promise.
·
The horse will run fast.
Negative Sentence
·
I shall not punish him.
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He will not swim in the river.
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I shall not go tomorrow.
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The hunter will not climb up the tree.
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It will not rain tomorrow.
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He will not recover soon.
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The boys will not take test.
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The carpenter will not sell chairs.
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The dog will not steal meat.
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Ali will not fly a kite.
Interrogative Sentence
·
Will he solve the sum?
·
Shall I write him a letter?
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Will the fever leave you?
·
Will the children play hide and seek?
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Will you sing a song?
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Will he take medicine?
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Will the girls make a noise?
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Will you take a bath?