ENGLISH BY SONGS – Future Simple Tense
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Learn to form sentences in the Future Simple using "will" and "going to." Affirmative, negative, and question forms for all subjects
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I will read a book tomorrow. She will study English tonight.
Je lirai un livre demain. Elle étudiera l'anglais ce soir.
They will play football after school. I am going to visit my friend.
Ils joueront au football après l'école. Je vais rendre visite à mon ami.
He is going to watch a movie. We are going to eat dinner at 7 p.m.
Il va regarder un film. Nous allons dîner à 19h.
She’s gonna call her friend. They’re gonna play soccer after school.
Elle va appeler son ami (gonna). Ils vont jouer au foot après l'école (gonna).
I will not be late. She will not be happy.
Je ne serai pas en retard. Elle ne sera pas heureuse.
We are not going to eat pizza tonight. He won’t help me tomorrow.
Nous n'allons pas manger de pizza ce soir. Il ne m'aidera pas demain.
They won’t come to the party. Will I read a book tomorrow?
Ils ne viendront pas à la fête. Lirai-je un livre demain ?
Will she study English tonight? Will they play football after school?
Étudiera-t-elle l'anglais ce soir ? Joueront-ils au football après l'école ?
Are you going to visit your friend? Is he going to watch a movie?
Vas-tu rendre visite à ton ami ? Va-t-il regarder un film ?
Are we going to eat dinner at 7 p.m.?
Allons-nous dîner à 19h ?
Rules for Future Simple:
Règles pour le Future Simple :
Use Will + base verb for future actions: I Will read, She Will study, They Will play
Utilisez Will + verbe de base pour les actions futures : I Will read, She Will study, They Will play
Negative → Will not / won’t + base verb
Négation → Will not / won’t + verbe de base
Questions → Will + subject + base verb?
Questions → Will + sujet + verbe de base ?
Use going to for planned actions: I am going to visit, She is going to study
Utilisez going to pour les actions planifiées : I am going to visit, She is going to study
Gonna is informal for “going to”: I’m gonna watch, They’re gonna play
Gonna est la forme informelle de « going to » : I’m gonna watch, They’re gonna play
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