What is Future Tense | And Types With Examples

Definition of The Future Tense

The future! Learn four (4) future tenses in English, including effective grammar rules, example sentences and/ or ESL printable worksheets. Several more articles on this site will help you, the reader, to become more explicit in talking about the past or discussing the present. On the other hand, in the next few sections, you will learn how to speak or write about events that have not yet happened, which you expect in the future. (Such as your aspirations or dreams) and/or situations that may occur in the future (or may not usually be involved as a predictable possibility).

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What is Future Tense?

Future tense depicts an action that occurs in the future or is likely to occur in the future. It can also express the attitude of the speaker at a future event.

Future Tense Examples

• I will give a speech in the function.
• Robert will be going to the University.
• Tiny will have reached the place by now.
• I will be singing modern songs in the function.
• I will help tony to do the project.
• Alin will assist you in this case.
• We will have reached home before Alana come.
• Robin will come to our nice place.
• Alana will sing country songs in the function.
• Bobi will write a poem.
• Benten will do the assignment.
• She will be traveling to Italy in March.
• I will meet you in the afternoon.
• The forecast is that it will rain tomorrow.
• Arrangements to go to his house tomorrow.
• Plans I am going to do an internship in March.
• An action in progress This time next year, I will be in Pakistan.
• Fixed Routine she shall attend the lecture tomorrow, right?

What are The Types of Future Tense?

There are types/ kinds of tenses that fall under the Future Tense. 

They are:

1. Future Indefinite Tense
2. Future Continuous Tense
3. Future Perfect Tense
4. Future Perfect Continuous Tense

The rest of the article consists of a section for each of those verbs to give an idea of ​​how it is formed and how it is used. The next section displays sentences that follow the future tense and make some final thoughts that will summarize a few acceptable points that you may find useful later. As always, practice the future tense in your writing, reading and speaking until you feel fluent.

1. Future Indefinite Tense

The Future Indefinite Tense is used when an action is promised/thought to occur in the future.

Structure:
Subject + shall/will + verb +  . . . . . . . .

Note: The structure of the present Continuous tense also can be used when an action is promised/planned to take place in the near future.

Future Indefinite Tense Examples

• I will write articles on various topics.
• Robert will read different types of books.
• They will play cricket in that field.
• May will prefer coffee to tea.
• Bobi will go to the library tomorrow.
• We will go shopping in that market this Sunday.
• We will watch a cinema in this Cineplex on next Friday.
• You will shop in that market tomorrow.
• I will sing various kinds of songs, especially modern.
• I will attend a function of my Univarsity on Friday.
• Jeff will travel around the world in May.
• They will play football in that field on Thursday.
• The poet will write a romantic poem for this function.
• The lyricist will write a realistic song now.
• Will you go to the concert of realistic songs now?
• I will not attend the function because of my busy schedule today.
• Robin will join us in the meeting now.
• I will help him do the job.
• We will go to enjoy the musical drama now.
• I will arrange all the necessary materials for the party.

2. Future Continuous Tense

Continuous tenses are used in the future when an activity is said/ thought to run in a specific time/ context in the future.

 Structure:
Subject + shall/ will + be + verb+ing . . . . . . . .

Future Continuous Tense Examples

• I shall be sleeping at around 7.00 am tomorrow.
• They will be playing in this time tomorrow.
• He will be watching TV when I come home.
• I will be working in the office while you watch a cinema.
• I will be writing articles on various topics.
• Robert will be reading different kinds of books.
• They will be playing cricket in that field.
• May will be having coffee in this coffee shop.
• Bobi will be going to the library.
• We will be shopping at that market this Sunday.
• We will be watching a cinema at this Cineplex on next Friday.
• Tomorrow you will shop at that market.
• I will be singing various kinds of songs, especially modern.
• I will be attending a functiin of my Univarsity on Friday.
• Jeff will be traveling around the world in May.
• They will be playing football in that field on Thursday.
• The poet will be writing a romantic poem for the function.

3. Future Perfect Tense

Future Perfect Tense represents an action that occurred at some point in the future. If two (2) actions take place in the future, the first (1st) one (1) is Future Perfect Tense and the second (2nd) one is Simple Present Tense.

Structure:
Subject + shall/will + have + verb in the past participle . . . . . . . .

Future Perfect Tense Examples

• I will have written articles on various topics before you come.
• Robert will have read different types of books.
• They will have played cricket at that field before you reach.
• March will have gone to the coffee shop before she comes here.
• I shall have completed the assignment by Sunday.
• He will have cleaned the house before her father comes.
• Alexsender will have submitted the tender by tomorrow.
• Before I go to see her, he will have left the place.
• They will have finished making the bridge by February.
• We'll shop at that market before you get home.
• We will have watched a cinema in this Cineplex before you come.
• You will have shopped in that market before we come.
• I will have sung various types of songs before you join us.
• I will have attended the dunction before I come here.
• Jeff will have traveled around the world before he comes to London.
• They will have played football in that field before you reach.
• The poet will have written a romantic poem before the function starts.
• The lyricist wrote a realistic song for this film.

4. Future Perfect Continuous Tense

Future Perfect Continuous excitement of the future represents a series of actions that will take place at a certain time in the future. If two actions occur in the future, the first is Future Perfect Continuous Tenses and the second (2nd) is Simple Present Tense.

Note: There is no practical use of this tense yesterday.

Future Perfect Continuous Tense Examples 

• I will have been written articles on various topics before you come.
• Robert will have been reading different types of books on this topic.
• August will have been gossiping at the coffee shop before he comes here.
• Bobi will have been studying in the library before he comes to the classroom.
• We'll shop at that market before you get home.
• We will have been watching a cinema in the Cineplex before you come.
• You will go shopping in that market before we come.
• I will have been singing various types of songs before you join us.
• I will have been attending the function before I come here.
• Jeff will have been traveling around the world before she comes to London
• They will have been playing football in that field before you reach.
• The poet will have been writing a romantic poem before the function starts.

Conclusion

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