Future Tense

The Future Tense is a verb tense that is used when an action is expected to ocurr in the future.

For example:

I WILL play piano on the afternoon

or

I'm GOING TO do a meeting on Nanami's House

WILL

The "will" on the sentense is the verb that indicate the future action.
It can be used on sentenses, questions and answers

The Pronouns are:

I
You
He
She
It
We
They

So, with that, you know how it go in the sentense

On a sentense is:

Pronoun + WILL + root form verb+ complement

For example:

I WILL study all the afternoon for the math test

On questions it is:

WILL + pronoun or subject's name + root form verb + complement + ?

For example:

Will he go with us?

or

Will Kaede play the piano today?

On positive answers is:

Yes + pronoun + WILL + root form verb + complement

On negative answers is:

No + pronoun + WILL + not + root form verb + complement

For example, I WILL answer the previous questions

No, he WILL not come with us

and

Yes, she WILL play for all afternoon

This tense have a negative form, and it is:

Pronoun + WILL + not + root form verb + complement

For example:

He WILL not do the English homework

GOING TO

The "going to" is another way to indicate a furure action.
It can be used on sentenses, questions and answers. It have a negative form too.
Many people use "Gonna", this is exactly the same.

On sentenses it is:

Pronoun + am/are/is + GOING TO + root form verb + complement

The correct use for "am/are/is" is this one

I am
You are
He is
She is
It is
We are
They are

It always go after a pronoun. So, here an example:

I am GOING TO be with my parents

On questions

Am/are/is + pronoun or subject's name + GOING TO + root form verb + complement + ?

For example:

Are you GOING TO play Tetris with us?

or

Is Togami GOING TO coperate with us?

On positive answers:

Yes + pronoun + am/are/is + GOING TO + root form verb + complement

On negative answers

No + pronoun + am/are/is + not + GOING TO + root form verb + complement

As before, the example is GOING TO be with the previous questions:

Yes, I am GOING TO play with you

and

No, he is not GOING TO coperate again...

On negative form is:

Pronoun + am/are/is + not + GOING TO + root form verb + complement

For example:

She is not GOING TO eat donuts today

	Created by Fran Antonio over 4 years ago

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