RECOVERY OF

ENGLISH FIRST
QUARTER
NAME :YOSMAN XAVIER PEREZ VEGA

GRADE : 11

DATE : 28th APRIL 2023

 SIMPLE FUTURE

Verb tense that absolutely indicates that something will exist or happen after the moment it is spoken. The simple
future or "simple future" is used to describe actions that are going to take place in the future, without the need to
specify when. It is a future tense that is formed with the modal verb will.

For example:

I will bring you a coffee straight away. / Te traeré un café enseguida.

The structure in affirmative form for all persons is as follows:

Subject + will + verb + complement

They will show you the way to the market (Ellos te van a mostrar el camino al mercado).

I'll be in Monterrey next week (Voy a estar en Monterrey la próxima semana).

You'll drive to Las Vegas (Tú vas a manejar a Las Vegas).

We are going to see the doctor tomorrow (Vamos a ver al doctor mañana).
They are formed by adding to will the negation not. You can use its contracted form won't.

Subject + will not + verb + complement

Examples:

I will not follow my lawyer's advice. (No seguiré el consejo de mi abogado.)

We will not watch tv ( Nosotros no veremos televisión)
They will not call us ( Ellos no nos llamarán)
They won't move to Italy ( Ellos no se mudarán a Italia)
in the interrogative form, to ask about predictions, beliefs or intentions of the future and when we are sure that
these events will happen.

Will + subject + verb + complement + ?

EXAMPLES :

Will she read the newspaper tomorrow? (¿Ella leerá el periódico mañana?)

Will we come to school by bus? (¿Nosotros vendremos a la escuela en autobús?)

Will you work very hard? (¿Tú trabajarás muy duro?)

Will she like to sit in the sun? (¿A ella le gustará sentarse en el sol?)
 THE FUTURE PERFECT TENSE

The future perfect is a tense that is used to talk about something that will happen before a specific time in the
future, that is, before another action happens.

Examples:

6:00 PM doesn't work, I will have delivered the homework by then. (A las 6:00 PM no es posible, a esa hora ya
habré entregado la tarea.)
 the structure:

(+) Subject + will have + verb in past participle + complement.

• When you get home tomorrow evening, I’ll have finished preparing dinner. (Cuando llegues mañana por la noche a
casa, habré terminado de preparar la cena.)
• I’ll have finished cleaning the house by the time they arrive. (Habré terminado de limpiar la casa antes de que
lleguen.)
• They will have completed the research by 9 p.m. (Habrán terminado la investigación para las 9 p.m.)
(-) Subject + will + not + have + verb in past participle + complement.
• Greg will not have eaten lunch before the English lesson starts this evening. (Greg no habrá almorzado antes de que
empiece la clase de inglés esta tarde.)
• She’ll not have finished painting the room before the baby arrives. (Ella no habrá terminado de pintar la habitación
antes de que llegue el bebé.)
(?) Will + subject + have + verb in past participle + complement.
• Will you have finished cleaning the office when she arrives? (¿Habrás terminado de limpiar la oficina cuando ella
llegue?
• Will they have brushed the dogs before the show opening? (¿Habrán cepillado a los perros antes de la apertura de la
exposición?)