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Grammar
Let’s learn and practise.

We will see a lot more e-books in the future.

The words in bold are written in the Simple Future Tense. The future tense
tells us more about an action or an event that will take place in the future.

Will/Shall are modal verbs. Will/Shall are positive modal verbs and
will not/shall not are negative modal verbs.

The modal verb will/shall are always followed by a base word.

Shall is traditionally used with the pronouns ‘I’ and ‘we’.

Examples:

I I
we shall + come = shall come We shall not + send = shall not send

I I
he he
she she
it will + arrive = will arrive it will not + text = will not text
they they
we we
you you

Fill in the blanks with the correct Simple Future Tense.
1. I (finish) the work given by my teacher online.

2. Mrs. Tan (not work) tomorrow because she is sick.
3. Jasleen (present) a PowerPoint presentation to her class next week.
4. May Lee (not leave) her laptop on the table because it may
get stolen.
5. Vijay (open) the door for the guests who are coming for the
Information Technology exhibition.

Tell your friend what you will and will not do:
- later this evening - next Saturday
- tomorrow - next month

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