Future Indefinite Tense or Simple Future Tense is used to express an action that will happen in the future.
The formula for Future Indefinite Tense or Simple Future Tense Affirmative Sentence is as such:
Subject + shall / will + Verb (root form) + Object (optional)
Example:
I shall meet him.
He will go to park on Sunday.
The formula for Future Indefinite Tense or Simple Future Tense Negative Sentence is as such:
Subject + shall / will + not + Verb (root form) + Object (optional)
Example:
We will not play on Monday.
She will not go to movie.
The formula for Future Indefinite Tense or Simple Future Tense Interrogative Sentence is as such:
Shall / will + Subject + Verb (root form) + Object (optional)
Example:
Shall I meet you?
Will they bring the documents?
The formula for Future Indefinite Tense or Simple Future Tense Negative Interrogative Sentence is as such:
Shall / will + Subject + not + Verb (root form) + Object (optional)
Example:
Shall I not play on Sunday?
Will he not go to work every day?
The Future Indefinite Tense or Simple Future Tense are mainly used as:
For example
She will meet me soon.
We will go to park tomorrow.
For example:
It will rain tomorrow.
It will be hot weather in the next month.
Application :
Practical English Tenses