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    This document discusses the use of the future tense "will" in English. It outlines the affirmative, interrogative, and negative forms of will and provides examples of its use with first, second, and third person subjects. It also notes that will is used for future actions that may or may not happen and lists common time expressions used with will, such as tomorrow, next week, and in a year. Finally, it mentions that the present continuous tense is used for future arrangements and plans.

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    This document discusses the use of the future tense "will" in English. It outlines the affirmative, interrogative, and negative forms of will and provides examples of its use with first, second, and third person subjects. It also notes that will is used for future actions that may or may not happen and lists common time expressions used with will, such as tomorrow, next week, and in a year. Finally, it mentions that the present continuous tense is used for future arrangements and plans.

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    Sheila Sahra
    This document discusses the use of the future tense "will" in English. It outlines the affirmative, interrogative, and negative forms of will and provides examples of its use with first, second, and third person subjects. It also notes that will is used for future actions that may or may not happen and lists common time expressions used with will, such as tomorrow, next week, and in a year. Finally, it mentions that the present continuous tense is used for future arrangements and plans.

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    Future Forms

    Will

    AFFIRMATIVE

    Long form I
    He / She / it Will phone.
    You / We / They

    Short form `ll

    INTERROGATIVE

    Will I
    He / She / it phone?
    You / We / They

    NEGATIVE

    I
    He / She / it Will NOT / won´t phone.
    You / We / They

    Will for future actions which may or not


    happen.

    TIME EXPRESSIONS

    for future actions which may or not


    happen.

     tomorrow
     the day after tomorrow
     next week/month/year...
     tonight
     soon
     in a week/ month/year...
    2
    3
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    Present continuous for future arrangements and plans

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