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    Future Will: Aff. S+ Will+v1 Neg. S+ Will Not/won't + V1 Int. Will +S+V1?

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    This document provides examples of how to form sentences in the future tense in English using affirmative, negative, and interrogative structures. It demonstrates using "will" or "won't" followed by a verb to talk about predictions, plans, or questions about the future. Examples are given for the first, second, and third person singular and plural as well as "it" using the phrase "go to Japan next year." The uses of future tense include predictions, immediate decisions, and describing weather.

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    FUTURE WILL

    Aff. Neg. Int.


    S+ will+V1 S+ will not/won’t + V1 Will +S+V1?
    I will go to Japan next year. I won’t go to Japan next Will I go to Japan next year?
    year.
    You will go to Japan next You won’t go to Japan Will you go to Japan next
    year. next year. year?

    She will go to Japan next She won’t go to Japan Will she go to Japan next
    year. next year. year?

    He will go to Japan next year. He won’t go to Japan Will he go to Japan next


    next year. year?
    It will go to Japan next year. It won’t go to Japan next Will it go to Japan next year?
    year.
    We will go to Japan next We won’t go to Japan Will we go to Japan next
    year. next year. year?
    You will go to Japan next You won’t go to Japan Will you go to Japan next
    year. next year. year?
    They will go to Japan next They won’t go to Japan Will they go to Japan next
    year. next year. year?

    Use:

    Predictions based on what we see

    Eg.I think computers will replace teachers in 20 years.

    On-the –spot decisions

    Eg. I am hungry. I’ll have a sandwich.

    Rainy/Rain

    It will be+ adj=It will be a rainy day.

    There will be+ noun= There will be rain.

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