To indicate that an activity or event will take place at a time in the future.

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To indicate that an activity or event will take place at a time in the future

 When I’m retired, I’m going to travel.  Next week, we will work on punctuation.  He is going to get his car fixed tomorrow.  Our plane departs at noon next Friday.

 Using non-verb: (+) S + will + be + Non-verb (- ) S + won’t + be + Non-verb (?) Will + S + be + Non-verb Examples: (+) I will be here two days later (- ) She won’t be at home tomorrow (?) Will you be at office three hours later?

 Using Verb: (+) S + will + v1 (- ) S + will not (won’t) + v1 (?) Will + S + v1 Examples: (+) I will go to Malang tomorrow (- ) She won’t invite you to her party (?) Will he accompany you tomorrow?

 Bentuk lain: Using “Be Going To” Penggunaan ‘will’ pada future tense digantikan dengan ‘be going to’, berikut adalah perbedaan fungsi keduanya:  Will  when we decide to do something at the time of speaking. The speaker has not decided before. (e.g. The phone is ringing. I will take it)  Be going to  when we have already decided to do something. (e.g. I am sneezing. I think I am going to be sick)

1. I ate lunch with Alan today, and I …….lunch with him tomorrow too. 2. Jason wasn’t in class today, and …….in class tomorrow either. 3. The students took a quiz yesterday, and ……another quiz today. 4. I didn’t get married last year, and …….married this year either. 5. Peter didn’t wear a clean shirt today, and ……a clean one tomorrow either.

1. Karen is tired tonight. She……probably go to bed early. 2. Denny has a cold. ……probably stay home in bed today. 3. It………probably be too cold to go swimming tomorrow. 4. I invited some guests for dinner. They ……probably get here around seven. 5. I went to the library last night, and ……..there tonight too.