Simple future tense

The simple future tense is considered a verb tense that is used to talk about the events related to the future. The Simple future tense is used to refer to events that will take place in the future. The simple futuretense is generally formed by using ‘will’ as well as ‘shall’ for an event that happens in the future. Along with these verbs, there are other methods to construct simple future tense sentences. Those ways are mentioned below :

Will/Shall + root form of the main verb

Will as well as shall are considered auxiliary verbs that are mainly used in the simple future tense. These auxiliary verbs are used with the base form of the main verb. Generally, ‘will’ is commonly used as compared to ‘shall’. However, shall is used for the first person singular (I) as well as plural (We). 

Some examples of such sentences are :

  • I will kick you. 
  • He shall arrive before afternoon. 

Both the auxiliary verbs ‘will’ and ‘shall’ have their contracted forms in ‘ll’. The contracted negative forms of these auxiliary verbs are won’t and shan’t. 

  • I’ll be available for a month. 
  • We won’t discuss it now. 

The negative contracted form isn’t repeated if it occurs repetitively again with another main verb. 

  • I won’t talk to him or ask him about the matter. 

The negative contracted forms won’t and shan’t are utilized to display refusal or unwillingness to pursue an activity. 

  • I’ve asked the naughty children not to make noise, but they won’t obey. 
  • I shan’t teach him until I witness the bill. 

When is a simple future tense used? 

Actions and occurrences that begin and terminate in the future are referred to as simple future tense. These events have not occurred yet, but will occur sometime in the future:

  • I will meet him in the canteen.
  • The dogs will eat all the food that their handlers provide them.

Generally, we use the simple future tense for numerous reasons. Given below are some of the common reasons the simplefuture tense is used :

  1. Often, we use the simplefuture tense to forecast or make predictions regarding the future. These predictions can be confident or more uncertain.
  • She said it would rain tomorrow.
  • I feel our team will win the baseball game for sure. 
  1. We can also use the simple future tense to ask questions related to the future.
  • Will we score good marks in the examination? 
  • Will the teachers organize a picnic for their students? 
  1. We can also use the simple future tense to express authentic statements about the future.
  • I’ve studied that it will be a leap year next year.
  • This expensive book will cost us more money.
  1. We use the simple futuretense to determine future possibilities or conditions.
  • If I fail this exam, my parents will take away my mobile. 
  • He will only come to the party if his elder brother goes with him. 
  1. Finally, we can use the simple future tense to order commands. 
  • You will turn in your examination on time, or else you will fail this grade. 

20 useful examples for simple future tense 

To get a better understanding of any concept, examples are always required. Given below are 40 useful sentences formed in the simplefuture tense :

  1. We will paint our walls next month. 
  2. He will send a letter to his best friend. 
  3. Nimisha will close the shop at 9 pm.
  4. The weather report says that the sun will rise at 6 am tomorrow. 
  5. The guests will arrive here in 2 hours. 
  6. I will go to London for vacation next month. 
  7. Will it be rainy tomorrow evening? 
  8. My mother will apply for a new job tomorrow. 
  9. You’ll feel better with this chocolate cake. 
  10. I’m scared you won’t communicate with me. 
  11. Will you come to the get-together? 
  12. It won’t be this hot next week. 
  13. They won’t watch the cricket match together. 
  14. We will tie knots in October. 
  15. Joey will sleep early today. 
  16. Kaira won’t speak German in class. 
  17. When will she give me my money back? 
  18. Won’t you tell me your secret? 
  19. We won’t go to the amusement park. 
  20. I shall tell you about it tomorrow. 

Conclusion

The simple future tense is known as a verb tense that is used to refer to the actions as well as the events that will take place in the future. The simple future tense is generally formed by using ‘will’ and ‘shall’. The simplefuture tense sentences could be converted to negative by using ‘won’t’ and ‘shan’t’. The simple future tense sentences are constructed by using the base form of the main verb after the auxiliary verbs. Some sentences of the simple future tense include: I will study for the competitive examinations, I will work hard for the internship to learn, David won’t be able to help me, Will you come to the party tomorrow, etc.