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English Discussion Center

Beginner level
Lecture 10
English Discussion Center

Unit 10
Future simple
Future simple tense
The future simple tense is used to describe actions
that will happen at a specific time in the future. It is
one of the basic tenses in English.

Forming the future simple tense


The future simple tense is formed using "will" or
"shall" (though "shall" is less common and
primarily used in formal contexts with "I" and "we").
Future simple tense
All subjects + will+ base verb

Negative Interrogative
Affirmative (Subject+will+not+base Will +subject+base
verb) verb

I/we/you/they will not Will I/we/you/they go


I/we/you/they will go
go ?

He/she/it will come He/she/it will not come Will he/she/it come ?
Time words
The future simple tense often uses specific time
expressions to indicate the future.
Tomorrow- Next (week,month, year)- In (an hour,
a day, a week)- Soon- Later- In the future
Examples:
- I will call you tomorrow.
- We will visit them next week.
- She will arrive in an hour.
Practice exercises
Practice Exercises:
1. Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb:

1. She (go) _______ to the market tomorrow.


2. They (not/visit) _______ their grandparents next
weekend.
3. (you/see) _______ the new movie next Friday?
practice exercises
2. Rewrite the sentences in negative form:
1. He will be at the park.
2. She will have a lot of homework.
3. They will play football.
3. Form questions for the given answers:
1. Answer: Yes, I will do my homework.
- Question: ____________?
2. Answer: No, they won't be at the party.
- Question: ____________
A day at the beach
Next Saturday, Sarah and her family will go to the beach. They
will leave their house early in the morning. Sarah’s dad will drive
the car, and they will arrive at the beach by 9 AM.
Sarah will swim in the sea, and her brother will build a
sandcastle. Their parents will relax under a big umbrella. They
will bring a picnic basket with sandwiches, fruits, and drinks.
At noon, they will have lunch together. After lunch, Sarah and
her brother will play beach volleyball. In the afternoon, they will
take a walk along the shore and collect seashells.
A day at the beach
Quiz:
When will Sarah and her family go to the beach?
Who will drive the car?
What will Sarah do in the sea?
What will her brother build?
Where will their parents relax?
What will they bring in the picnic basket?
What will Sarah and her brother play after lunch?
What will they collect along the shore?
A day at the beach
What will they watch before they leave?How will Sarah and her
family feel about the day?
Using "Will" vs. "Going to":
"Will"
1. When you think something will happen.
- Example: I think it will rain tomorrow.

2. When you decide something at the moment.


- Example: I’m tired. I will go to bed now.

3. When you promise or offer to do something.


- Example: I will help you with your homework.
Using "Will" vs. "Going to":
"Going to"
1. When you have already decided to do something.
- Example: I am going to visit my grandparents next weekend.

2. When you see something that makes you sure about the
future.
- Example: Look at those dark clouds. It is going to rain.
Thank you !

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