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Future Simple

This document discusses the simple future tense in English grammar. It states that in the affirmative form, the first person singular uses "will" and other subjects use "shall" followed by the verb. In interrogative forms, "shall" or "will" come before the subject and verb. And in the negative form, "will" or "shall" are followed by "not" and the verb.

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Future Simple

This document discusses the simple future tense in English grammar. It states that in the affirmative form, the first person singular uses "will" and other subjects use "shall" followed by the verb. In interrogative forms, "shall" or "will" come before the subject and verb. And in the negative form, "will" or "shall" are followed by "not" and the verb.

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Affirmative: Subject + will + verb 1st person sg., pl.: Subject + shall + verb E.g.: I shall let you know. They will stay longer. Interrogative: Shall/Will + Subject + verb E.g.: Shall we leave tomorrow? Will you study all day? Negative: Subject + will/shall + not + verb E.g.: I shall not agree to it. He will not be late on Monday.

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