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    The document discusses the simple future tense and "be going to" construction in English. It provides examples of how to form positive and negative statements, questions, and uses of time expressions with these future forms. Key points covered include using "will" to predict events or make future decisions, and using "be going to" to talk about plans, intentions, or when there is evidence something will occur.

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    SIMPLE FUTURE TENSE

    Presented by
    Henny Septia Utami, M.Pd.
    WE CAN USE THE SIMPLE FUTURE TENSE :

    1. When we predict a future event or


    situation,
    e.g. I think that the white robot will
    win the race.
    2. When we make decisions at the time of
    speaking,
    e.g. What time do you want to meet
    tomorrow morning? I’ll meet you at
    ten.
    Positive & negative statements of
    simple future tense :

    Subject Auxiliary
    Verb
    home in a few days.
    I, you, will be on holiday next Sunday.
    we, they, be at home tomorrow.
    he, she won’t
    go to school tomorrow.
    Question Form

    Yes / No Question:
    Rest of the
    Will subject V 1
    sentence
    ?

    Will he come to visit us tomorrow?


    Wh – Non- Subject Question:

    Wh-word will subject Rest of the


    V1 sentence?

    Where will you study when you finish school?


    Wh – Subject Question:
    Who/ Rest of the
    will V1 sentence?
    What
    Who will come to help him?
    Be Going to: Use
    We use “be going to”
    to talk about prior
    plans, strong • I am going to buy a new car next year.
    intentions, or fixed
    arrangements

    We use both “will” or • The weather tomorrow will be sunny.


    “be going to” to • You are going to be a famous artist.
    predict future events.

    Note: we use “be going


    to” (not “will”) to make • Look at those dark clouds in the sky. It
    predictions about events
    when there is a concrete is going to rain soon.
    evidence.
    Negative & Positive Forms of be going to:

    Subject Auxilliary Verbs Main Object Time


    Verb
    am
    I am
    not
    You going
    are visit grandma tomorrow
    We aren’t to
    They
    He
    is
    She
    It isn’t
    Question Forms of be going to:
    Aux. Aux. Main
    Subj. Object
    Verb Verb Verb

    Am I

    you
    buy a computer?
    Are we
    going to
    they
    install some software
    he
    Is she
    it
    Adverbs that are used in the future
    tense:
    tomorrow The day after tomorrow
    In a few days Two days later

    In two weeks Next Sunday

    In a few minutes In the future


    Time Expressions
    tomorrow I'll go to the market tomorrow.

    soon Don’t worry. He will be here soon.

    There will be another meeting next


    next week / year
    month.

    in five minutes/
    in two hours I will return in two hours.

    later today I will finish my report later today.

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