THE FUTURE - 1

There are many ways of expressing the future➡️

PRESENT CONTINUOUS TENSE ➡️

We use the Present Continuous Tense to talk about a plan, programme or arrangement in the near future. 

For example ➡️

I am meeting Meema at six this evening. 

We are going to Nashik tomorrow. 

My sister is spending her vacation in Nainital. 

SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE ➡️

We sometimes use the Simple Present Tense for a plan or arrangement in the future:

For example ➡️

The Chief Guest arrives here at 10 am.

When do the school holidays begin?

The Simple Present often suggests a fixed, official programme or timetable, rather than an informal plan for a private purpose.

 

SIMPLE FUTURE TENSE (will/shall + base form of the verb ➡️ I shall/will cook. He will cook. He will not/won't cook.)

future which is not coloured with intention, arrangement or likelihood. 

For example ➡️

I will be twenty five next Sunday. 

She will know my address.

The bus will take you to Hanuman Chowk.