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    The document describes the simple future tense in English using verbs and nouns. It provides examples of positive, negative and interrogative sentence structures for both verbal and nominal forms of the simple future tense. Key structures include using "will" or "be" plus the base verb or noun. Questions are formed by placing "will" before the subject or using question words.

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    The document describes the simple future tense in English using verbs and nouns. It provides examples of positive, negative and interrogative sentence structures for both verbal and nominal forms of the simple future tense. Key structures include using "will" or "be" plus the base verb or noun. Questions are formed by placing "will" before the subject or using question words.

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    Simple

    Future
    Simple Future Verbal
    ❖ (+) S + wi󰈗󰈘 + V1 ……
    I wi󰈗󰈘 c󰈡󰈢󰈔 󰈘at󰈩󰈸.
    Yo󰉉 w󰈏󰈗󰈘 t󰉘󰈦e y󰈡󰉊󰈸 󰇶ut󰈎󰇵󰈻 󰉄om󰈡󰈸󰈹󰈢w.

    ❖ (-) S+ wi󰈗󰈘 n󰈡󰉃/ wo󰈝’󰉄 + V1.


    We w󰈡󰈝’󰉄 j󰈢i󰈝 󰉄h󰈩 󰈚󰇵e󰉄󰈎n󰈇 󰉄󰈢 ni󰈇󰈋t.
    The󰉘 󰉓󰈎l󰈗 󰈞󰈢t a󰇹󰇸󰈡m󰈥󰇽󰈞y 󰉘o󰉉.

    ❖ (?) Wil󰈗 +󰈠 + 󰈍1 ?
    Wil󰈗 󰉀󰈩 󰇽󰉅en󰇷 󰈎󰈞 m󰉘 󰉓ed󰇷󰈎󰈞g 󰉃󰈢 󰈞ig󰈊󰉄 ?
    Wil󰈗 E󰈛ma W󰈀󰉃󰈼󰈢n i󰈝󰉄󰈩r󰉏󰈏e󰉓 H󰈀r󰈸󰉙 p󰈢󰉅e󰈸 ?
    Simple Future Nominal
    ❖ (+) S + wi󰈗󰈘 b󰈩+ AN󰉝󰈪 ( 󰉚d󰈑e󰇸t󰈎󰉏󰇵 , No󰉉n, A󰇷󰉐er󰇼, P󰈹on󰈡󰉊󰈝).
    I wi󰈗󰈘 b󰈩 󰉃󰈋󰇵 ri󰇹󰈋󰈩s󰉃 󰈛󰇽n i󰈝 󰈛y 󰇹o󰉉󰈞t󰈸󰉙 ne󰉕󰉄 y󰈩󰇽󰈸.
    An󰈝u󰈹 w󰈎󰈗󰈘 b󰇵 󰉃󰈋e s󰉃󰉉󰇶󰇵n󰉃 o󰇿 H󰈀r󰉏󰇽󰈹d U󰈝i󰉐󰈩r󰈻󰈏󰉄y.

    ❖ (-) S+ wi󰈗󰈘 n󰈡󰉃/ wo󰈝’󰉄 + AN󰉝󰈪 ( 󰉚d󰈑e󰇸t󰈎󰉏󰇵 , No󰉉n, A󰇷󰉐er󰇼, P󰈹on󰈡󰉊󰈝).


    We w󰈡󰈝’󰉄 b󰇵 󰈊e󰈹󰈩 t󰈢 󰈝i󰈈h󰉃
    Man󰉘 󰇿󰈀r󰈚󰇵󰈹s 󰉒i󰈘l 󰈝󰈡󰉄 b󰇵 i󰈝 󰉄h󰈩 󰇾󰇽󰈹m 󰉃o󰈛󰈡r󰈸󰈢󰉓.

    ❖ (?) Wil󰈗 +󰈠 + be + AN󰉝󰈪 ?


    Wil󰈗 󰉄h󰈩 󰇹󰈹󰇽zi󰈩󰈻󰉄 m󰇽󰈝 󰇻e s󰉉󰇹󰇸󰇵s󰈻 ?
    Wil󰈗 󰈺󰈀󰇸k 󰈚󰇽 󰇻e t󰈊󰈩 󰈦r󰇵󰈻i󰇶󰈩n󰉃 󰈢󰇿 c󰈊i󰈞󰈩s󰇵 ?
    1. (+):___________________________________________________________.
    (-): I will not see him again.
    (?): __________________________________________________________?
    2. (+): We will be in a team next class.
    (-):___________________________________________________________.
    (?):___________________________________________________________?
    3. (+):___________________________________________________________.
    (-):___________________________________________________________.
    (?): Shall we give this letter to our teacher?
    4. (+): Mr. Gustav will pick up me soon.
    (-): ___________________________________________________________.
    (?):___________________________________________________________?
    5. (+): ___________________________________________________________.
    (-): He will not be here.
    (?): ___________________________________________________________?
    Thanks

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