Future Simple

When to use it? And common rules.

The Future Simple tense is used to make plans and predictions. In general, it is used in last-minute situations, whereas Future with Going to is used for more planned situations. With the Future Simple, we use the Modal verb will, followed by the base form of the main verb. In General, we use time clauses that refer to the future, for example, Tomorrow, Next year,  or Next weekend. 

Timeline 

• A single point in the future.    

<------------|--------x---->       

Structure 

Affirmative

Subject + Will + Base Verb + Complement. 

Examples:

1. I will go to the park tomorrow. 

2. She will have a good time. 

3. They will make the cake. 

Negative

Subject +  Will + Not + Base Verb + Complement. 

Examples: 

1. I will not come to the party on time.

2. We will not finish in time. 

3. He will come next week.

Yes and No Questions

Will + Subject + Base Verb + Complement?  

Examples: 

1. Will you eat pizza tonight? 

2.  Will we have a good time? 

3.  Will it happen soon? 

Wh Questions 

 Wh-question word + Will + Subject + Base Verb + Complement?  

Examples? 

1. What will you do?

2. When will she come home?

3. Where will I go for lunch? 

4. Who will you help? 

5. Why will it work? 

6. How will you fix it?