Future Tenses full

2. Future Tenses
Habib ul Rehman

3. Future indefinite tense is used to talk about the events
or actions which will be happen in future.
Examples
 We will visit the zoo.
 I will play cricket.
 They will go to Multan.
Future Indefinite Tense

4. Sentence Kind
He will go to Lahore. Simple
He will not go to Lahore. Negative
Will he go to Lahore. Interrogative
Kinds of Future Indefinite Tense
Identification in English
Helping verb (will / shall) + 1st form of verb
Sentence Structure
Subject + H.V(will/shall) + 1st form of verb + object Simple
Subject + H.V(will/shall) + not + 1st form of verb + object Negative
H.V(will/shall) + subject + 1st form of verb + object + ? interrogative

5. I be twenty next Saturday. (will/shall)
It not be Diwali in a week. (will/shall)
I will cricket. (play/played)
 you go to Lahore. (will/shall)
I will call you when he back. (come, will come)
Exercise

6. Future continuous tense is used to talk about the
actions which will be in progress at a time in future.
Examples
 Ali will be playing cricket.
 I suppose, it will be raining when we start.
 This time tomorrow it will be sitting on the beach in
Singapore.
Future Continuous Tense

7. Sentence Kind
You will be playing cricket. Simple
You will not be playing cricket. Negative
Will you playing cricket. Interrogative
Kinds of Future Continuous Tense
Identification in English
Helping verb (will/shall + be) + 1st form of verb + ing
Sentence Structure
Subject + H.V(will/shall +be) + 1st form of verb + ing + object Simple
Subject+H.V(will/shall)+not+be+1st form of verb+ing+object Negative
H.V(will/shall)+subject+be+ 1st form of verb + ing+ object+? interrogative

8. I teaching to students tomorrow. (shall/will be)
Will you be at that time. (sleep, sleeping)
They not be taking lunch. (will, shall)
They shopping all after noon. (will/shall be)
I’ll be late at the office tonight. (work, working)
Exercise

9. Future perfect tense is used to talk about actions which
will be completed by a certain future time.
Example
 I shall have written my exercise.
 He will have completed the assignment.
 We shall have reached the Lahore tomorrow.
Future Perfect

10. Sentence Kind
You will have taken bath. Simple
You will not have taken bath. Negative
Will you have taken bath? Interrogative
Kinds of Future Perfect
Identification in English
Helping verb (will have / shall have) + 3rd form of verb
Sentence Structure
Subject+H.V(will/shall have) +3rd form of verb + object Simple
Subject + H.V(will/shall) + not + have + 3rd form of verb + object Negative
H.V(will/shall)+ subject + have + 3rd form of verb + object + ? interrogative

11. She will have the work by Wednesday. (finish, finished)
He decorated his home. (will have, shall have)
Will I bought a computer? (has, have)
They have shifted to a new home. (will not, shall not)
Will you have a job? (start, started)
Exercise

12. The future perfect continue tense is used for actions
which will be in progress over a period of time that will
end in future.
Examples
 By next March we shall have been living here for four
years.
 I shall have been teaching for twenty years next July.
Future Perfect Continue

13. Kinds of Future Perfect Continue
Sentence Kind
I shall have been playing for one hour. Simple
I shall not have been playing for one hour. Negative
Shall I have been playing for one hour. Interrogative
Identification in English
Helping verb (will/shall)+have+ been + 1st form of verb + ing + object
Sentence Structure Kind
Subject + H.V(will/shall have) + been +1st form of verb+ing+object Simple
Subject+H.V(will/shall) +not + have +been + 1st form of verb+object Negative
H.V(will/shall) +subject + have +been + 1st form of verb + ing + object+ ? interrogative

14.  I been waiting for him for one hour. (will/ shall have)
 She will have been football since 2015. (play, playing)
 They will been living in America since 1990. (has, have)
 Will it raining for three days. (has/have been)
 She will been working in this office since 2015.
(not have, not has)
Exercise

15. Thanks for your consideration
Habib ul Rehman