Understanding Will-Future tense: Formation, usage and example sentences

You just need to learn and follow the rule for the English will-future tense. Fortunately, this rule is not violated by any irregularities. So, we advise you to spend some time learning this rule. Here is the formula for creating the future tense of "will":

Subject + will + verb (basic form).

As you can see, the auxiliary verb "will," as the name implies, is required to form the will future tense. The will future tense is then formed by using only the most basic form of the verb in your sentence. See the following examples of sentences for more details.

When discussing processes, circumstances, or actions that are not yet 100% certain, the will-future tense is used in English. Speaking of events that will occur soon requires the use of the future tense, or "will." Therefore, you express the following situations using the will-future tense:

• Predictions
• Assumptions
• Intentions
• Promises
• Spontaneous decisions

It is crucial that you comprehend the use of the will-future tense because there is a very slight difference between it and the going-to-future tense, and it is simple to confuse the two English future tenses. As a result, as opposed to going-to-future, the will-future tense is used to discuss uncertain future events. For a better understanding of the will-future tense, it is best to look at the following examples of sentences in that form.

There are a few signal words that indicate the use of the Will future. However, you should note that many of the signal words below do not only indicate the use of the Will-Future. Because of the similarity to going-to-future, you need to be careful with some of the signal words and always remember that the will-future is always used for not quite sure states in the future.