Simple future

 The simple future is a grammatical future that is mainly used for predictions, without evidence that it will happen, that is, "we believe or we do not believe"


Formulas

Affirmative

Personal      +          Auxiliary      +          verb in          +          complement

   Noun                           Will                Simple form


Negative

Personal      +          Auxiliary      +          verb in          +          complement

   Noun              Will not-Won’t        Simple form


Interrogative

 Auxiliary     +          Personal      +    verb in      +    complement  +          ?

     Will                        Noun            Simple form


WH questions

     WH           +  Auxiliary   + Personal      +   verb in      +    complement           + ?

Questions            Will            Noun        Simple form


Shorts answers

Yes,    +     Personal          +          will

                      Noun

No,     +     Personal          +          won’t

                      Noun

Examples

1.- We will run in the park

Nosotros corremos en el parque 


2.-you wont study french

No estudiaras frances


3.-Will my father sleep in your house?

¿Mi padre dormira en tu casa?


4.-How will she swim in the pool?

¿Como nadara en la piscina?


Diego de Jesús Pérez Leines




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