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TENSESFUTURE TENSESimple Future TenseDefinition:The Simple Future Tense is used for indicating those actions that we think will happen in the future. In other words, we predict the future.3/18/2011prepared and presented by - h i sarvaiya2

TENSESFor example: I think India will win this match.Do you think he will join us for dinner?We shall wait for the bell to ring.3/18/2011prepared and presented by - h i sarvaiya3

TENSESStructure:3/18/2011prepared and presented by - h i sarvaiya4

TENSESNote:The verb ‘will’ can be used with all the persons.We can also use ‘shall’ instead of ‘will’ with I and We.Negative of will = won’tNegative of shall = shan’t3/18/2011prepared and presented by - h i sarvaiya5

TENSESUses of the Simple Future Tense:1. When we forecast or predict actions in the future, we often use verbs and expressions like think, expect, believe, hope, be sure etc.3/18/2011prepared and presented by - h i sarvaiya6

TENSESFor example: They think they will be able to come.I am sure she will refuse this offer.He believes he will be able to stand first.3/18/2011prepared and presented by - h i sarvaiya7

TENSES2. We also use the Simple Future Tense with will when we decide to do something at the moment of speaking.3/18/2011prepared and presented by - h i sarvaiya8

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TENSESFor example:Will you like something to drink?Yes, I will have some coffee.Someone is knocking at the door, so I will see who it is.3/18/2011prepared and presented by - h i sarvaiya10

TENSES 2. Future Continuous TenseDefinition:We use the Future Continuous Tense to talk about an action or a situation that we think will be continuing at a particular time of the future.3/18/2011prepared and presented by - h i sarvaiya11

TENSESFor example:I will be watching TV at 8 o’clock.They will be hosting a party tomorrow.I shall be visiting my grandparents next week.3/18/2011prepared and presented by - h i sarvaiya12

TENSESStructure3/18/2011prepared and presented by - h i sarvaiya13

TENSESUses of Future Continuous Tense:1. We use the Future Continuous Tense to talk about such actions and situations which have been already planned, or which are a part of a regular routine.3/18/2011prepared and presented by - h i sarvaiya14

TENSESFor example:I will be attending the concert tonight.We shall be seeing each other next week.She will be taking the final exam next month.3/18/2011prepared and presented by - h i sarvaiya15

TENSES2. Future Continuous Tense is often used as a polite way of asking about someone’s plans, especially when we want someone to something for us, i.e. a favour.3/18/2011prepared and presented by - h i sarvaiya17

TENSESFor example:Will you be going to the market? If yes, could you get me a pen?Will you be using the car this Sunday? I wondered if I could borrow it.3/18/2011prepared and presented by - h i sarvaiya18

TENSES3. Future Perfect TenseDefinition:The Future Perfect Tense is used to indicate those actions that will be completed by a certain time in the future, but not later than the specified time.3/18/2011prepared and presented by - h i sarvaiya21

TENSESLet us understand this with the help of a figurePast time Present timeFuture time 5 o’clock 6 o’clock 9 o’clockI will have finished dinner by 9 o’clock.Above sentence makes clear that at a specific time in the future a definite action will get over.3/18/2011prepared and presented by - h i sarvaiya22

TENSESStructure3/18/2011prepared and presented by - h i sarvaiya24

TENSESUse of Future Perfect Tense:When we use the Future Perfect Tense, we think of a future time and anticipate, that at that particular time, the action will get completed, or over.3/18/2011prepared and presented by - h i sarvaiya25

TENSES For example:We will have reached Mumbai by 6 o’clock tomorrow.You will have graduated in the year 2012.3/18/2011prepared and presented by - h i sarvaiya26

3/18/2011prepared and presented by - h i sarvaiya27“By the time this video is finished, You will have learned how to use the future perfect tense.”

TENSES 4. Future Perfect Continuous TenseDefinition:The Future Perfect Continuous Tense indicates an action which we think will be going on continuously for a given time period of the future. Note: This Tense type is not used very commonly for daily conversations.3/18/2011prepared and presented by - h i sarvaiya28

TENSESFor example:They will get tired as they will have been travelling all day.I will have been writing this report for the entire day tomorrow.3/18/2011prepared and presented by - h i sarvaiya29

TENSESStructure:For all the persons, the structure in this Tense type will remain same.subject + will have been + verb + ing + object3/18/2011prepared and presented by - h i sarvaiya30

TENSESFEED BACKharbhadrasinh@gmail.comhttp://harbhadrasinh.blogspot.com/3/18/2011prepared and presented by - h i sarvaiya34A BIG THANK YOU- h i sarvaiya

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