Future Simple Prepared by:Kaldakhmet N International Academy of

Future Simple Prepared by:Kaldakhmet N International Academy of Business

Future Simple - simple future tense Time Future Simple refers to activities that occur in an uncertain or distant future. Simple future tense is usually used with the circumstances: tomorrow (tomorrow), next year (next year), in five years (five years), in 2035 (in 2035), etc.

Education Future Simple Affirmative offers: I shall play We shall play You will play You will play He / she / it will play They will play

Interrogative sentences: Shall I play? Shall we play? Will you play? Will you play? Will he / she / it play? Will they play?

Negative sentences: I shall not play We shall not play You will not play You will not play He / she / it will not play They will not play

In order to put the verb into a temporary shape Future Simple, you need to use its initial form and the auxiliary verb shall (for the first person) or will (the second and third person). In speech and shall will often reduced to form 'll, which can be used in all their faces.

Note: In modern English, especially in speech, will become used in the first person: I will go to Shanghai next summer. Следующим летом я поеду в Шанхай.

In interrogative sentence shall auxiliaries or will be put before the subject. Significant verb after the subject remains in its initial form: Shall we go to the beach? Мы пойдем на пляж? Will your boss agree with our conditions? Ваш босс согласится с нашими условиями?

In negative sentences for the auxiliary verb to be negative particle not. Together, they can be cut to shape shan't (often in Brit. English) or won't: I shall not (shan’t) let you down. Я вас не подведу. Fred will not (won’t) agree to help us. Фред не согласится нам помочь.

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