Unit 5 Future tense with will Oxford University

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Unit 5 Future tense with will 將來式 © Oxford University Press

Unit 5 Future tense with will 將來式 © Oxford University Press

We use the simple future tense to talk about the future © Oxford University

We use the simple future tense to talk about the future © Oxford University Press

Simple future tense a decision we make at the moment of speaking © Oxford

Simple future tense a decision we make at the moment of speaking © Oxford University Press

Example: I’m exhausted. I think I will sleep earlier tonight. © Oxford University Press

Example: I’m exhausted. I think I will sleep earlier tonight. © Oxford University Press

Simple future tense things we hope or think are going to happen in the

Simple future tense things we hope or think are going to happen in the future © Oxford University Press

Example: Sally hopes she will become famous one day. © Oxford University Press

Example: Sally hopes she will become famous one day. © Oxford University Press

Simple future tense a promise to do something in the future © Oxford University

Simple future tense a promise to do something in the future © Oxford University Press

Example: Dad will go to the concert with you tomorrow. © Oxford University Press

Example: Dad will go to the concert with you tomorrow. © Oxford University Press

How do we form the simple future tense? © Oxford University Press

How do we form the simple future tense? © Oxford University Press

Simple future tense will o g l l i w base form + of

Simple future tense will o g l l i w base form + of a verb will f ollow rn a e l will © Oxford University Press

He will sings. The base form of a verb always stays the same. ©

He will sings. The base form of a verb always stays the same. © Oxford University Press

Time expressions soon later ent m o m / e l i h in

Time expressions soon later ent m o m / e l i h in a w Usually at the end of the sentence. next week/mo nth/year w o r r o m o t © Oxford University Press

Example: I will be ready soon. © Oxford University Press

Example: I will be ready soon. © Oxford University Press

Example: Jessica will arrive in London next week. © Oxford University Press

Example: Jessica will arrive in London next week. © Oxford University Press

Statements in the simple future tense © Oxford University Press

Statements in the simple future tense © Oxford University Press

Positive and negative statements Base form Subject will (not) of the verb I/You/We/ They/He/

Positive and negative statements Base form Subject will (not) of the verb I/You/We/ They/He/ She/It will not/ won’t teach us. © Oxford University Press

Example: I will not leave until my mum arrives. © Oxford University Press

Example: I will not leave until my mum arrives. © Oxford University Press

Yes/No questions in the simple future tense © Oxford University Press

Yes/No questions in the simple future tense © Oxford University Press

Yes/No questions Will Subject I/you/we/they/ Will he/she/it Base form of the verb go to

Yes/No questions Will Subject I/you/we/they/ Will he/she/it Base form of the verb go to Japan? © Oxford University Press

Yes/No questions Subject Yes, No, will (not) will. I/you/we/they/ he/she/it will not/ won’t. ©

Yes/No questions Subject Yes, No, will (not) will. I/you/we/they/ he/she/it will not/ won’t. © Oxford University Press

Example: Will you send me a postcard? Yes, I will. © Oxford University Press

Example: Will you send me a postcard? Yes, I will. © Oxford University Press

Example: Will Tom become a doctor after graduation? No, he won’t. © Oxford University

Example: Will Tom become a doctor after graduation? No, he won’t. © Oxford University Press

Wh-questions in the simple future tense © Oxford University Press

Wh-questions in the simple future tense © Oxford University Press

Wh-questions Whword What will Subject Base form of the verb will I/you/we/they/ he/she/it do?

Wh-questions Whword What will Subject Base form of the verb will I/you/we/they/ he/she/it do? © Oxford University Press

Example: When will you visit us again? We will visit you again soon! ©

Example: When will you visit us again? We will visit you again soon! © Oxford University Press

Review: When do we use the simple future tense? © Oxford University Press

Review: When do we use the simple future tense? © Oxford University Press

Simple future tense decisions about the future at the moment of speaking things we

Simple future tense decisions about the future at the moment of speaking things we hope/think/expect are going to happen promises for the future © Oxford University Press

Positive statements will + base form of the verb will visi t will be

Positive statements will + base form of the verb will visi t will be will stu dy Negative statements will not/won’t + base form of the verb won’t j oin g n i s t ’ n o w won’t g o © Oxford University Press

Yes/No questions Will. . . Will yo u join t he party? Wh-questions [Question

Yes/No questions Will. . . Will yo u join t he party? Wh-questions [Question word]. . . s e o g e h s Will ? swimming What will Mary do in the future? o g u o y ill w e r e Wh w? o r r o m to © Oxford University Press

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