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Test your knowledge of the English future simple.

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Test your knowledge of the English future simple.

by Sardorbek Shaydullayev
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Short answers: 'Yes, I will.' or 'No, she won't.' are correct examples.

2

The future simple is used to describe past habitual actions.

3

We use 'will' only for promises, not for predictions.

4

The negative form is 'don't + base verb' for all persons.

5

We use 'will' to make predictions about the future.

6

The negative form is 'will not' or 'won't' + base verb.

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In questions, the form starts with 'Will': 'Will you come?'

8

The future simple is formed with going to + verb.

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The future simple is formed with will + the base verb.

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In questions, you place 'do' at the beginning, like 'Do you go?'.

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