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• Present Simple
• past
• Future Simple
• future
• speaking
• prediction

We use the [ ] tense to speak about the [ ] without any plans. We make the decision spontaneously at the time of [ ]. Look at the examples:

Don't go away. I will go with you.

Probaby, we will stay home and cook dinner.

I think I will buy a new house next month.

We also use the Future Simple to make a [ ] about our future. We don't have a plan. We just think that it will happen in the future. Look at the examples:

It will rain tomorrow.

Will Jo get the job in this company?

We won't(will not)fly to Mars before 2050.

The structure of an affirmative sentence is: [Subject] + [am/is/are|will|will being]+ main verb.

Example: Iwill go for a walk at night.

We form negative sentences using: [Subject]+ will +not+ main verb.

The short negative form of will not is [won't|wan't|wern't].

Example: My mumwill not (=won't) cook breakfast for us tomorrow.

The structure of questions in Future Simple is: [Will|Am/Is/Are|Have will] + [Subject] + main verb

Example: Willwe go to the shopping centre in the morning?