Definition:

The Future Indefinite Tense (also called the Simple Future Tense) is used to talk about:

• Actions that will happen in the future

• Decisions made at the moment of speaking

• Promises, offers, or predictions

Structure:

Affirmative Sentences (Positive statements):

Structure:
                 Subject + will + Base Verb (1st form) + Object

Examples:

• I will call you tomorrow.

• She will visit the doctor.

• They will attend the meeting.

• He will come home late.

• We will go to the park.

Negative Sentences:

Structure:
                 Subject + will not (won’t) + Base Verb (1st form) + Object

Examples:

• I will not watch the movie.

• She will not join us.

• They will not play cricket.

• He won’t come today.

• We won’t go shopping.

Interrogative Sentences (Questions):

Structure:
                 Will + Subject + Base Verb (1st form) + Object + ?

Examples:

• Will you help me?

• Will she bake a cake?

• Will they attend the class?

• Will he visit his friend?

• Will we travel tomorrow?