Simple Future Tense Tang Wai Hung (A11).

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Simple Future Tense Tang Wai Hung (A11)

What will Eddie do after breakfast? Modal verb + infinitive It will have _________ _______ lunch. will go _______ _______ to sleep. Afterwards, it

Simple Future Tense He / She It / They /You + will will infinitive It will have lunch.

Simple Future Tense Shows that an action will take place in the future Will/shall + infinitive (basic form of the word) eg. will go/shall go

This tense is often used together with In a few minutes soon Next week tomorrow

Simple Future Tense Pronoun Modal verb Infinitive Adverb of time tomorrow. Shall/ will come I/ We She/He/You/ They/It will come

Tomorrow is a holiday. What will you do? Example: Tomorrow is a holiday. What will you do? I shall play badminton.

Where will they go this summer holiday?

May I shall go to Egypt this summer. Where will May go? May will go to Egypt. May

I shall go to France. Where will Mary go? Mary will go to France. Mary

I shall go to Italy Where will Sam go? Sam will go to Italy. Sam

I shall go to China. Where will Lucy go? Lucy Lucy will go to China.

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