Simple Future

Simple future is used for describing job or action that will to do (happened) at future.
Simple future has two different forms in English : “will” and “be going to “.


Use “will” :
a. Positive (+) : S + shall/will + verb 1

• I shall write a story
• They will play badminton
• He will go to school

b. Negative (-) : S + shall/will + not + verb 1

•  I shan’t buy a shirt
• He won’t clean the room
• You will not help me later

c. Interrogative (?) : Will/shall + S + verb 1  

• Will you arrive on time ?
• Shall we come to your birthday party ?
• Will they want dinner ?

Use “be going to” :
a. Positive (+) : S + be + going to + verb 1 

• I am going to write a story
• We are going to the room
• She is gives a present

b. Negative (-) : S + be + not + going to verb 1

• He is not going to visit his parents next week
• You are not going to meet Jane tonight
• We are not going to clean the room

c. Interrogative (?) : Be + S + going to + Verb 1 + ?

• Am I going to visit my grandma ?
• Are you going to meet Sam in the school ?
• Are you buy a book ?