FUTURE TENSE
OR
FUTURE SIMPLE TENSE
DEFINITION:-
Such verb, which denotes
that the subject will do some work in coming time that is called future tense
or future simple tense.
NOTE
:- (1)
This tense shows the action
of the subject but in future.
EXAMPLE:-
(i)
Anwar
will achieve the goal of her life.
(ii)
We shall
come to you tomorrow.
NOTE:-
(2)
“Shall” and “will” are the helping verbs to
this tense.
NOTE:-
(3)
Since shall
is used with I and we and will is followed by all the subjects.
NOTE:-
(4)
For emphatic sentences “shall”
comes in the place of will and “will” comes in the place of shall.
NOTE:-
(5)
First form of the verb is
used in this tense.
NOTE:-
(6)
The phrase “going to” is also used to express
future thought in place of shall, will and would, but it is used when an
intention or possibility of the action takes place or happens in near future.
EXAMPLE:-
(i)
We are “going to” see you.
(ii)
I am “going to” write a letter to you.
FORMATION:-
|
SUBJECT
|
H. VERB
|
M.VERB I
|
OBJECT
|
|
We
|
shall
|
hide
|
nothing from you
|
|
I
|
shall
|
grieve
|
at the departure of you
|
= We shall hide nothing from you.
= I shall grieve at departure of
you.
CONJUGATION:-
I shall try my best.
We shall try our best.
You will try your best.
He will try his best.
She will try her best.
It will try its best.
They will try their best.
ASSERTIVE
(1)
I shall
yield to her wishes.
(2)
You will
treat of my disease.
INTERROGATIVE
(1)
Shall
I yield to her wishes?
(2)
Will
you treat of my disease?
NEGATIVE
(1)
I shall
not yield to her wishes.
(2)
You will
not treat of my disease.
INT
& NEG
(1)
Shall
I not yield to her wishes?
(2)
Will
you not treat of my disease?
EMPHATIC
(1)
I will
yield to her wishes.
(2)
You shall
treat of my disease.
MODEL
SENTENCES
(1)
Iqra
will complete the holy Quran in this month.
(2)
The prime
minister of Pakistan will address the nation tomorrow.
(3)
Will
you buy a new dictionary?
(4)
My friends
will come at 10, O’ clock tomorrow.
(5)
Shall
I not fire with this gun?
(6)
I shall
not drink milk.
(7)
We shall
not push the tractor.
(8)
Aslam
shall wait for another chance.
(9)
You will
never succeed in your mission.
(10)
The train
will come on due time today.
FUTURE TENSE
OR
FUTURE SIMPLE TENSE
DEFINITION:-
Such verb, which denotes
that the subject will do some work in coming time that is called future tense
or future simple tense.
NOTE
:- (1)
This tense shows the action
of the subject but in future.
EXAMPLE:-
(i)
Anwar
will achieve the goal of her life.
(ii)
We shall
come to you tomorrow.
NOTE:-
(2)
“Shall” and “will” are the helping verbs to
this tense.
NOTE:-
(3)
Since shall
is used with I and we and will is followed by all the subjects.
NOTE:-
(4)
For emphatic sentences “shall”
comes in the place of will and “will” comes in the place of shall.
NOTE:-
(5)
First form of the verb is
used in this tense.
NOTE:-
(6)
The phrase “going to” is also used to express
future thought in place of shall, will and would, but it is used when an
intention or possibility of the action takes place or happens in near future.
EXAMPLE:-
(i)
We are “going to” see you.
(ii)
I am “going to” write a letter to you.
FORMATION:-
|
SUBJECT
|
H. VERB
|
M.VERB I
|
OBJECT
|
|
We
|
shall
|
hide
|
nothing from you
|
|
I
|
shall
|
grieve
|
at the departure of you
|
= We shall hide nothing from you.
= I shall grieve at departure of
you.
CONJUGATION:-
I shall try my best.
We shall try our best.
You will try your best.
He will try his best.
She will try her best.
It will try its best.
They will try their best.
ASSERTIVE
(1)
I shall
yield to her wishes.
(2)
You will
treat of my disease.
INTERROGATIVE
(1)
Shall
I yield to her wishes?
(2)
Will
you treat of my disease?
NEGATIVE
(1)
I shall
not yield to her wishes.
(2)
You will
not treat of my disease.
INT
& NEG
(1)
Shall
I not yield to her wishes?
(2)
Will
you not treat of my disease?
EMPHATIC
(1)
I will
yield to her wishes.
(2)
You shall
treat of my disease.
MODEL
SENTENCES
(1)
Iqra
will complete the holy Quran in this month.
(2)
The prime
minister of Pakistan will address the nation tomorrow.
(3)
Will
you buy a new dictionary?
(4)
My friends
will come at 10, O’ clock tomorrow.
(5)
Shall
I not fire with this gun?
(6)
I shall
not drink milk.
(7)
We shall
not push the tractor.
(8)
Aslam
shall wait for another chance.
(9)
You will
never succeed in your mission.
(10)
The train
will come on due time today.
