Future Tense with 'Will'

The video tutorial explains how to form the future tense using 'will' in English. It covers the basic structure, including singular and plural forms, and the use of simple verbs. The tutorial also discusses how to form contractions in the future tense and provides examples with different pronouns, highlighting pronunciation nuances.

What is the basic structure for forming the future tense with 'will'?

• Subject + is + verb-ing

• Subject + will + past participle

• Subject + has + past participle

• Subject + will + simple form of the verb

Which of the following is a correct example of using 'will' with a singular subject?

• They will gets

• He will get

• We will getting

• I will got

How do you form the future tense for plural subjects using 'will'?

• Subject + will + simple form of the verb

• Subject + is + simple form of the verb

• Subject + will + verb-ing

• Subject + will + past participle

Which of the following verbs can be used in the simple form with 'will'?

• Done

• Did

• Doing

• Do

What is a key difference between contracted and uncontracted forms in the future tense?

• Contracted forms are less common

• Contracted forms are more formal

• Contracted forms are easier to pronounce

• Contracted forms are longer

How does 'I will' contract in the future tense?

• I’ll

• I’ve

• I’d

• I’m

What does 'he will' contract to in the future tense?

• He’ve

• He’ll

• He’d

• He’s

Which contraction is used for 'she will'?

• She’ll

• She’ve

• She’d

• She’s

What is the contraction for 'it will'?

• It’d

• It’ll

• It’ve

• It’s

How does 'we will' contract in the future tense?

• We’ve

• We’ll

• We’d

• We’re