SIMPLE FUTURE (FUTURE INDEFINITE)
TENSE
The simple
future tense is used when an action is promised/thought to occur in
the future.
Structure:
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Subject + shall/will + verb +
. . . . . . . .
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Example:
We shall move to another city.
He will come to New York tomorrow.
They will make a phone which has
artificial intelligence.
Note: The structure of the present
progressive tense also can be used when an action is promised/arranged/planned
to take place in the near future.
Example:
We are moving to Texas next week.
The bus is leaving at 6.00 PM.
Examples of Simple Future Tense
Simple Future Tense Examples
I will write articles on different
topics.
Robert will read various kinds of
books.
They will play football in that
field.
April will prefer coffee to tea.
Bob will go to the library tomorrow.
We will go shopping in that market
this Monday.
We will watch a movie in this
Cineplex on next Friday.
You will shop at that market
tomorrow.
I will sing different kinds of songs,
especially modern.
I will attend a program of my varsity
on Friday.
Jeff will travel around the world in
March.
They will play hockey in that field
on Thursday.
The poet will write a romantic poem
for this program.
The lyricist will write a realistic
song.
Will you go to the concert of
realistic songs?
I will not attend the program because
of my busy schedule.
Robin will join us in the meeting.
I will help him to do the task.
We will go to enjoy the musical
drama.
I will arrange all the necessary
materials for the program.
FUTURE CONTINUOUS TENSE
The future
continuous tense is used when an action is promised/thought to be going on at a
specific time/context in the future.
Structure:
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Subject + shall/will + be + verb+ing . . . . . . . .
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Example:
I shall be sleeping at around 6.00 AM
tomorrow.
They will be playing at this time
tomorrow.
She will be watching TV when I come
home.
I will be working in the office while
you watch a movie.
Examples of Future Continuous Tense
Future Continuous Tense Examples
I will be writing articles on
different topics.
Robert will be reading various kinds
of books.
They will be playing football in that
field.
April will be having coffee in this
coffee shop.
Bob will be going to the library.
We will be shopping in that market
this Monday.
We will be watching a movie in this
Cineplex on next Friday.
You will be shopping at that market
tomorrow.
I will be singing different kinds of
songs, especially modern.
I will be attending a program of my
varsity on Friday.
Jeff will be traveling around the
world in March.
They will be playing hockey in that
field on Thursday.
The poet will be writing a romantic
poem for the program.
The lyricist will be writing a
realistic song for the film.
Will you be going to the concert of
realistic songs?
I will not be attending the program
because of my busy schedule.
Robin will be joining us at the
meeting.
I will be helping him to do the task.
We will be going to enjoy the musical
drama.
I will be arranging all the necessary
materials for the program.
FUTURE PERFECT TENSE
The future
perfect tense is used to demonstrate an action which is promised to be done by
a certain time in the future.
Structure:
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Subject + shall/will + have + verb
in the past participle . . . . . . . .
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Example:
I shall have completed the assignment
by Monday.
She will have cleaned the house
before her father comes.
Alex will have submitted the tender
by tomorrow.
Before I go to see her, she will have
left the place.
They will have finished making the
bridge by January.
EXAMPLES OF FUTURE PERFECT TENSE
I will have written articles on
different topics before you come.
Robert will have read various kinds
of books.
They will have played football in
that field before you reach.
April will have gone to the coffee
shop before she comes here.
Bob will have gone to the library
before he comes to the class.
We will have shopped in that market
before you come home.
We will have watched a movie in this
Cineplex before you come.
You will have shopped at that market
before we come.
I will have sung different kinds of
songs before you join us.
I will have attended the program
before I come here.
Jeff will have traveled around the
world before he comes to Bangladesh.
They will have played hockey in that
field before you reach.
The poet will have written a romantic
poem before the program starts.
The lyricist will have written a
realistic song for the film.
Will you have gone to the concert of
the realistic songs before I come?
I will not have attended the program
because of my busy schedule.
Robin will have joined us at the
meeting before you reach.
I will have helped him to do the task
before the class starts.
We will have enjoyed the musical
drama before the game show starts.
I will have arranged all the
necessary materials before the program starts.
FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE
Note: There is no practical use of this
tense.
EXAMPLES OF FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS
TENSE
I will have been written articles on
different topics before you come.
Robert will have been reading various
kinds of books on this topic.
They will have been playing football
in that field before you reach.
April will have been gossiping in the
coffee shop before she comes here.
Bob will have been studying in the
library before he comes to the class.
We will have been shopping in that
market before you come home.
We will have been watching a movie in
the Cineplex before you come.
You will have been shopping in that
market before we come.
I will have been singing different
kinds of songs before you join us.
I will have been attending the
program before I come here.
Jeff will have been traveling around
the world before he comes to Bangladesh.
They will have been playing hockey in
that field before you reach.
The poet will have been writing a
romantic poem before the program starts.
The lyricist will have been writing a
realistic song for the film.
Will you have been going to the concert
of the realistic songs before I come?
I will not have been attending the
program before I finish this job.
Robin will have been joining us at
the meeting before you reach.
I will have been helping him to do
the task before the class starts.
We will have been enjoying the
musical drama before the game show starts.
I will have been arranging all the
necessary materials before the program starts.
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