Future Simple
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Future simple
The future simple is a verb
tense that we generally use
to express actions or
events that will happen in
a time after the present
moment: I will sing, you
will sing, he will sing, etc.
Grade: 3 ro “A” BGU
EG:
Name: KAREN INSUASTI
Future Simple Negative
The future simple, in its negative
form, has this structure:
Subject + will + not + verb +
The abbreviated form of the
negative form is: I won't/I won't -
I won't/I won't - I won't/I won't.
EG:
Future YES/NO Questions
We can ask a simple yes/no question
about the future by starting a
question with "will". It is possible to
end a sentence with "will not" or
"won't". We can end a sentence
with "will”, but we cannot end a
sentence with a positive contraction,
for example "she'll".
Vespertina
EG:
Future Simple “WH” Questions
Typical wh-words are what, where, when,
why, who, how, how many, how much. To
form a Wh question, use: Wh-word + will
(or won't) + subject + base form of the verb.
When will he give you an answer? Why
don't you tell him the truth?
EG: