English is based on Tenses. Without Tenses, it is difficult to learn English
Grammar. If you want to learn English, improve your Tenses first.
Tenses are of three types:
1) Present Tense - Present Indefinite, Present Continuous, Present
Perfect, Present Perfect Continuous.
2) Past Tense - Past Indefinite, Past Continuous, Past
Perfect, Past Perfect Continuous.
3) Future Tense - Future Indefinite, Future Continuous, Future
Perfect, Future Perfect Continuous.
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| Future Tense in English Grammar |
Here Future
Tense has been discussed below with its four types:
1)
Future Indefinite (Simple) - S + will/shall + V1 + O.
We
use 'will' with Pronouns like 'He', 'She', 'It', 'You', 'They'.
1)
He/ She/ You/ They will play cricket.
2)
She will cook the food.
3)
You will learn your lesson.
4)
He will do his homework.
5)
He will fly kite.
We
use 'shall' with Pronouns like 'I', 'We'.
1)
I/ We shall play cricket.
2)
I shall go there.
3)
We shall swim in the river.
4)
We shall dance on the stage.
5)
I shall complete my notebook.
2) Future Continuous (Progressive) - S + will/shall + be + V1 + ing + O.
1)
He/ She/ You/ They will be playing cricket.
2)
I/ We shall be playing cricket.
3)
They will be studying.
4)
He will be weeping.
5)
She will be washing clothes.
6)
I shall be dancing.
7)
We shall be watching movie.
3) Future Perfect - S + will have/shall have + V3 + O.
1)
He/ She/ You/ They will have played cricket.
3)
The peon will have rung the bell.
4)
They will have finished their meal.
5)
She will have learnt the poem.
6)
I shall have drunk tea.
7)
We shall have eaten the meal.
4)
Future Perfect Continuous - S + will have been/shall have been + V1+ing +
O.
1) He/ She/ You/ They will have been playing cricket for two hours.
2)
It will have been raining since 2 0' clock.
3)
I/ We shall have been playing cricket for three hours.
4)
We shall have been living in this house since 2004.
5)
They will have been digging the ground for four hours.
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