Simple Future
The Simple Future tense is used to talk about actions that will take place in the future. It’s usually formed by using the auxiliary verb "will" followed by the base form of the main verb.
When to Use Simple Future
1. Predictions
This tense is used to express what we think might happen in the future, without any firm evidence.
Example:
I believe it will rain tomorrow.
2. Decisions made at the moment
We use the Simple Future to talk about decisions made instantly, at the time of speaking.
Example:
I forgot to buy milk. I’ll get some now.
3. Offers and Promises
It is used when making a promise or offering to do something.
Example:
I will help you with the assignment.
4. Future Facts
The Simple Future can describe events that are certain to happen.
Example:
The plane will land at 7 PM.
Structure of Simple Future
- Affirmative Sentences:
Subject + will + base verb
Example:
She will call you later.
- Negative Sentences:
Subject + will not (won’t) + base verb
Example:
They won’t attend the meeting.
- Questions:
Will + subject + base verb?
Example:
Will you join us for dinner?