Lesson Eleven
The Future Tense – Will ____
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Singular
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Plural
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I will ____
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We will ____
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You will ____
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You will ____
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He will ____
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She will ____
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They will ____
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It will ____
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contractions + main verb:
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Singular
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Plural
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I’ll ____
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We’ll ____
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You’ll ____
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You’ll ____
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He’ll ____
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She’ll ____
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They’ll ____
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It’ll ____
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examples:
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I’ll go to class tomorrow and teach English.
(I’ll go = I will go)
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| You’ll go to class tomorrow and learn English. |
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| He’ll go to a movie in the afternoon, and he’ll eat a lot of popcorn. |
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| She’ll come to class. |
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It will probably snow this week.
It’ll probably snow this week.
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| We’ll both be in school tomorrow. |
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| You’ll be there, too! |
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| They’ll play in the snow after school is over. |
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Another way to make the future tense is by using “(be) going to.”
I will see my friends on the weekend.
I am going to see my friends on the weekend.
The meaning is the same in both sentences, but the “going to” future is often preferred because it sounds a little more relaxed and conversational.
Practice the “going to” future in the next lesson.
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Next: Lesson Twelve(be) going to
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