GROUP 3

SIMPLE
FUTURE
TENSE
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Defenition & Simple Future Negative
Function
02 Tense Formula
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Interrogative
Positive Sentence
Time Signal Simple
Sentence
Future Tense
DEFENITION & FUNCTION

Definition
Future tense is a verb form that expresses an action or state in
the future. Simple future tense generally states what has not
happened and will happen later

Function
The function of the simple future tense is to talk about actions
or conditions that will start end in the future
TIME SIGNAL SIMPLE FUTURE TENSE
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1 Tonight Malam ini
2 Tomorrow Besok Lusa
3 The day after tomorrow Lusa
4 Two later days Dua hari lagi
5 Until Hingga
6 Next month Bulan depan
7 Next time Lain kali
8 This afternoont Sore nanti
9 While Sementara
10 In a little while sebentar lagi Sebentar lagi
11 After Sesudah
 SIMPLE FUTURE
TENSE FORMULA
The simple future tense has two different
forms in English grammar: “shall/will” and
“going to”. Althought the two forms can
sometimes be used interchangeably, they are
often used interchangeably
 POSITIVE SENTENCE

S + Will + Infinitive (V1) + O

S +To Be (Is, am, are) + Not + Going To +
infinitive (V1) + O

Examples Of Simple Future Tense Positive Sentences Are:

1. I Will Go To School. (Aku Akan Pergi Ke Sekolah)

2. My Father Will Buy A New Car. (Ayahku Akan Membeli
Mobil Baru)
 NEGATIVE SENTENCE

S + will + not + infinitive (V1) + O

S + to be (is, am, are) + not + going to

+ infinitive (V1) + O
Example of simple future tense negative sentence are :
1.
INTERROGATIVE SENTENCE
Will + S + infinitive (V1) + O ?
To be (is, am, are) + S + going to + infinitive
(V1) + O
Examples of simple future tense interrogative
sentences are:
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