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4.04. Simple Future Tense Part 2:
Negatives and Contractions

4.04 - Simple Future Tense Part 2:

Negatives and Contractions
By the end of this lesson, you will be able to:
• talk about things that will not happen in the future.
• describe what you will not do tonight by using
negative sentences.
4.04 - Warm-up

What will you do tonight?

I will ____________________________.

What will you not do this weekend?

I will not ________________________.
 4.04 - Let’s Learn
To talk about future plans and events, English can use the form will + verb.

To talk about things that will definitely NOT happen in the future, English uses the form:

will + not + verb

Example:

He will not go to work today. It’s Sunday.

They will not buy a new computer. They already have a good one.

We will not go to the party this weekend. We have other plans.

4.04 - Let’s Practice
Answer the following questions using negative sentences.

Will John be famous?

Will it snow tomorrow?

Will Jenny help us make dinner tonight?

Will you have a party this Friday?

 4.04 - Let’s Learn
In spoken English, native speakers tend to use the contracted form of the simple future
tense:

Positive Contraction Negative Contraction

I will I’ll I will not I won’t
you will you’ll you will not you won’t
he / she / it will he’ll / she’ll / it’ll he / she / it will not he / she / it won’t
we will we’ll we will not we won’t
they will they’ll they will not they won’t
4.04 - Let’s Practice
Write a positive and negative statement for each picture.

She'll go to a party tonight.

She won't go to the movies tonight.
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Wrap-up
Answer one of the following questions:

• How will you use what you learned today?

• What do you need to improve on?

• What did you do well on today?