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What is the definition of the simple future/future indefinite tense? Where is the simple future/future indefinite tense applied? What is the structure of the simple future or future indefinite tense? All these inquiries will be addressed.

The future indefinite tense is employed to signify an action that will take place in the future.

Examples:

  1. She will visit her grandparents tomorrow.
  2. We shall attend the meeting next week.
  3. The train will arrive at 3 PM.
  4. He will read a book in the evening.
  5. They will complete the project by Friday.
  6. I will not eat fast food anymore.
  7. You will meet your friend at the cafe.
  8. We will celebrate the festival with joy.
  9. He will join the fitness class.
  10. They will not forget your birthday.

Where do we use Future indefinite tense?

The future indefinite tense is employed to anticipate a forthcoming event or convey a spontaneous decision. It is also used to express willingness or unwillingness.

Examples:

  1. The team will score a goal in the next match.
  2. She will bake a cake for the party.
  3. They will not attend the event.
  4. He will help you with the assignment.
  5. I will not tolerate any misbehavior.
  6. We will go on a trip next month.
  7. The company will launch a new product.
  8. She will not join the club.
  9. I will visit you soon.
  10. They will discuss the plan tomorrow.

Future indefinite tense Structures

Positive: Subject + will/shall/+ V1+ Object

Negative: Subject + will/shall/ + not+ V1+ Object

Interrogative: Shall/Will + Subject + V1 + Object ?

Examples:

  1. She will complete the project on time.
  2. I shall visit my grandparents this weekend.
  3. They will organize a surprise party for her.
  4. We will finish the assignment before the deadline.
  5. He will not attend the meeting tomorrow.
  6. I shall not forget your birthday.
  7. The team will not win the championship.
  8. We shall not disturb you during your study time.
  9. Will you join us for dinner?
  10. Shall I bring some snacks to the movie night?
  11. Will he pass the exam?
  12. Shall we go for a walk in the evening?
  13. Will they participate in the competition?
  14. Shall I book tickets for the concert?
  15. Will it rain tomorrow?

Where do we use shall?

The conventional guideline dictated the use of ‘Shall’ as an alternative to ‘will’ in the first person. However, ‘will’ is now more commonly used. Sentences can be formed with ‘shall’ similar to how we use ‘will’. More frequently, we use ‘shall’ to make offers, seek suggestions, express promises, and convey informal obligations. ‘Shall’ is considered more formal and polite.

  1. To make an offer:

    • Can I prepare dinner?
    • Do you need assistance?
    • Where do you want me to drop you?

  2. Seeking suggestions:

    • Any ideas on who to invite to the wedding?
    • How about having a snack?
    • Would you like me to schedule the appointment for next week?

  3. Making promises:

    • I will return you the money.
    • Count on my assistance.
    • I promise to help them.

  4. Stating formal obligations:

    • It is mandatory to maintain silence in the hospital.
    • Your presence is required in court on Monday.
    • Adherence to the rules is imperative.

20 Examples Of Future Indefinite Tense

  1. I won’t purchase a car.
  2. I plan to visit that location.
  3. Are you really going there?
  4. Can you complete a task for her?
  5. I am, indeed, heading to the market.
  6. Unfortunately, I won’t be able to undertake that job.
  7. I’ll assign a task for you.
  8. She refuses to buy a ball.
  9. Radhika will showcase her piano skills.
  10. She aspires to become a proficient doctor.
  11. She is going to master English.
  12. He is fluent in English. They have no plans to acquire a new car.
  13. Are you interested in buying a book?
  14. Should I proceed to that location?
  15. You’re set to go there. Could you take care of a task for her?
  16. She is not going through with it.
  17. I’ve decided not to visit the market.
  18. I won’t assign you the same task again.