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Simple future tense merupakan bentuk tenses untuk menunjukkan suatu peristiwa
yang belum mulai dan baru terjadi di waktu yang akan datang a.k.a di masa depan.
Jadi, tenses ini merujuk pada tindakan yang akan dilakukan setelah sekarang. Selain
untuk mengekspresikan hal tersebut, simple future tense juga dapat kamu gunakan
untuk menyatakan suatu prediksi dan keinginan.
B. Time Signal
The following is a description of the time that is generally used in the simple future
tense:
- Tomorrow : besok
- Later : nanti
- Next week : minggu depan
- Next month : bulan depan
- Next year : tahun depan
- Soon : segera
- Tonight : malam ini
- By and by : Sebentar lag
- The day after tomorrow : Lusa
C. Pattern
modal auxiliary :
(+) S + Will/Shall + V1 + O
(-) S + Will/Shall + Not + V1 + O
(?) Will/Shall + S + V1 + O
similar modal :
(+) S + to be + going to + V1
(-) S + to be + Not + going to + V1
(?) To be + S + going to + V1
D. Example
1. Modal auxiliary
(+) Hanna will go to Bandung tomorrow morning
(-) Hanna will not goto Bandung tommorrow morning
(?) Will she go to Bandung tomorrow morning?
2. Similiar Modal
(+) I am going to finish all my homework tonight
(-) I am not going to finish all my homework tonight
(?) Am I going to finish all my homework tonight?
A. Usage
The future continuous tense is a form of the verb to express events that are taking place in the
future or in the future with a specific time description, aka sentences that use this tense have a
duration of time.
the future continuous tense is usually called the future progressive tense. The term "future
progressive tense" gives us a better idea of what this tense means. In this case, the word
"progressive" indicates that something is in progress, there is an action in progress.
future continuous tense biasanya disebut future progressive tense. Istilah "masa depan
progresif tegang" memberi kita gambaran yang lebih baik tentang apa arti tegang ini. Dalam
hal ini, kata "progresif" menunjukkan bahwa ada sesuatu yang sedang berlangsung, ada suatu
tindakan yang sedang berlangsung.
B. Time Signal
C. Pattern
D.Example
A. Usage
Future Perfect Tense is a tense or verb change to express an event or state something
that is predicted to have happened, even finished in the future. So, at the time it is
talked about, there is an action that has not been completed or has not taken place at
all.
The future perfect tense can also be interpreted as a tense that talks about an action
that will be completed between now and some point in the future.
Future Perfect Tense adalah tenses atau perubahan kata kerja untuk menyatakan suatu
peristiwa atau menyatakan hal yang diprediksi akan sudah terjadi, bahkan sudah
selesai di masa depan. Jadi, pada saat dibicarakan, ada sebuah aksi yang belum selesai
atau belum terjadi sama sekali.
future perfect tense juga bisa diartikan sebagai tenses yang berbicara tentang suatu
tindakan yang akan diselesaikan antara sekarang dan beberapa titik di masa depan.
B. Time Signal
- by next … : menjelang … depan
- by next week : menjelang minggu depan
- by Sunday : menjelang hari Minggu
- by tomorrow : menjelang besok
- by next month : menjelang bulan depan
C. Pattern
- Nominal Sentence
(+) S + Will/Shall + have + been + Complement
(-) S + Will/Shall + not + have + been + Complement
(?) Will/Shall + S + have + been + Complement
- Verbal Sentence
(+) S + Will/Shall + have + Past participle (V-3) + Complment
(-) S + Will/Shall + not + have + Past participle (V-3) + Complment
(?) Will/Shall + S + have + Past participle (V-3) + Complment?
D. Examples
1. Nominal Sentence
(+) They will have been here tonight
(-) They will not have been here tonight
(?) Will they have been here tonight?
(+) Mr. Joe will have been in the office by this evening.
(-) Mr. Joe will not have been in the office by this evening.
(?) Will Mr.Joe have been in the office by this evening?
2. Verbal Sentence
(+) Randy will have finished his homework at 8 p.m.
(-) Randy will not have finished his homework at 8 p.m.
(?) Will Randy have finished his homework at 8 p.m?
(+) I’ll have finished the report by tomorrow morning
(-) I’ll not have finished the report by tomorrow morning
(?) Will you have finished the report by tomorrow morning?