Future Indefinite Tense

Future Indefinite Tense

   February 18, 2019       barkha verma

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Future Indefinite Tense

Future Indefinite Tense Marks the occurrence of an action in future time

Read the rules given below:

• Future indefinite tense has the use of shall or will with the first form of the main verb.
• Generally, with the first person, I, we with shall is used.
• And, with second and third persons-you, he, she, it, they and others-will are used. 
• In certain cases when there is some sense of pat promise, threat command or determination etc. the uses of shall and will are reversed, i.e with the first person we use will and with second and third persons we use shall.

Study the following sentences carefully:

(Affirmative Sentences)

1. I shall buy a grand house.
2. I shall take you with me.
3. He will become a doctor.
4. I shall take bath in the river.
5. Mother will love her child.
6. We shall pluck flowers from the garden.
7. She will do her work.
8. The school will remain closed tomorrow.
9. He shall be punished.
10. She will go to China.

(Negative Sentences)

1. I shall not take strong tea.
2. I shall not tear the book.
3. He will not take a bath in the river.
4. He will not tease me.
5. She will not go to the market.
6. I shall not go home today.
7. We shall not take rice today.
8. He will not serve you.
9. We shall not go there.
10. I shall not meet you.

(Interrogative Sentence)

1. Shall I wait for you?
2. Will you always have your own way?
3. Will you bring me fruits?
4. Will, he not lie?
5. Will you participate in the games?
6. Will, you did not give me money?
7. Will train comes at the time?
8. Shall I read the book?
9. Will you do not respect your older?
10. Will, he does not love you?