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2. Negative sentence

Subject Verb Rest of the sentence

I, We, You, They, will not/won’t sing well.
Tara and Kalpana

He, She, It, Maya will not/won’t sing well.

3. Interrogative sentence

Verb Subject Verb Rest of the
sentence

I, we, you, they,
Will sing well?
Tara and Kalpana

Will he, she, it, Maya sing well?

Uses of Simple Future Tense

We use the simple future tense

1. when the decision to do something is instant. For example,
y Wait! I’ll help you carry the box.

y Shruti will pick up the packet for you.

2. to make a prediction. For example,

y It will rain tomorrow.

y This film will win the most awards.

A. These sentences are in the simple present or the simple past tense. Change them
into the simple future tense. Use the words given in the brackets.

1. I waited for Priya till six o’clock. (eight o’clock)

I shall wait for Priya till eight o’clock.

2. My cousin’s wedding took place last week. (next week)

3. We have our last practice today. (tomorrow)

4. Our teacher feels sad when we misbehave. (again)

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