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Future Indefinite Tense

The document discusses the future indefinite tense, which indicates an action that has not happened yet but will occur in the future. It provides the example "She will watch television" and explains this means the action of watching television is yet to happen. It also outlines the structure of the future indefinite tense, including that it uses shall or will followed by the first form of the verb for simple, negative, and interrogative constructions.

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Future Indefinite Tense

The document discusses the future indefinite tense, which indicates an action that has not happened yet but will occur in the future. It provides the example "She will watch television" and explains this means the action of watching television is yet to happen. It also outlines the structure of the future indefinite tense, including that it uses shall or will followed by the first form of the verb for simple, negative, and interrogative constructions.

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Future indefinite tense

Future indefinite indicates that an action or occurrence has not happened yet


and will take place at some point in the future.
Example: She will watch television.
The example indicates that the action of watching has not happened yet and is
yet to happen in the future.
Recognition:
Structure of Future Indefinite Tense Formula
 Simple Future Indefinite Tense
Subject + Shall, Will + 1st form of Verb + Object
 Negative Future Indefinite Tense
Subject + Shall Not, Will Not + 1st Form of Verb + Object
 Interrogative Future Indefinite Tense
Shall, Will + Subject + 1st Form of Verb + Object +?
 Negative and interrogative tense:
Shall, will+ subject+ 1st Form of verb+ object+?

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