Simple Future Tense

The simple future is a verb tense used to talk about things that haven´t happened yet. So, simple future refers to actions that will begin and end in the future.
Example:

• I will travel to Colombia.
• It will be challenging, but he is committed to doing it.

The simple future is used to express a spontaneous decision.
Example:

• I will buy it right now!
• I will finish my project tomorrow.
• We will go to the party.
  In addition, the simple future is also used to predict a future event.
  Example:
• It will be sunny tomorrow.
• They will arrive at noon.

What is the structure of the simple future?
Subject + will + Infinitive + complement.
Example:

• She will clean the house tomorrow.
• Antonio will visit you tonight.

What is the structure of a negative simple future?
Subject + will not / won´t + infinitive + complement.
Example:

• Mario won´t eat pizza.
• Ana will not approve it.

Note: It doesn´t matter if the subject is plural or singular; the modal verb “will” doesn´t change

How to ask a question using simple future?
Will + subject + infinitive + complement + ?
Example:

• Will Marco finish the homework on time?
• Will Fabiola buy the dinner?

What are the contractions in the simple future?

• I will = I’ll
• You will = you’ll
• He will = he’ll
• She will = she’ll
• It will = it´ll
• We will = we’ll
• They will = they’ll
• Will not = won’t
  Note: The form “it will” is not normally shortened.

What´s the difference between using “going to” and “will”?

• “Will” is more formal and is used in academic writing.
• “Going to” is more informal. It is used in speech and casual writing.

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