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Verbs: Expressing the Future

ICSE · Class 8 · English Language: Grammar and Composition

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Key Topics to Revise

1

Simple Future: Will, Won't, and Shall

  • Will is used when a decision is made at the time of speaking.
  • Won't is the negative form of will.
  • Will is used for something certain to happen or for something over which there is no control.
2

Going to Form

  • Going to is used when an intention or decision exists beforehand.
  • Going to is also used for a prediction based on clear present evidence.
  • In the going to form, there is intention or decision, but there may not be any arrangement.
3

Present Continuous with Future Meaning

  • Present continuous can express a future action when an arrangement has already been made.
  • If present continuous is used for future time, the time must be mentioned.
  • This form often shows planning or arrangement.
4

Simple Present with Future Meaning

  • Simple present can express future events fixed by the calendar or an official timetable.
  • The speaker has no control over these events.
  • Such future events could also be expressed using will.

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Will is used for a decisionShall I and shall weGoing to is used whenPresent continuous can show a futureSimple present is used for future

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Key topics in Verbs: Expressing the Future include Future Tense Forms and Their Uses, A flowchart showing the different uses of 'will' in the simple future tense, A flowchart showing the distinction between Shall I and Shall we. These are the concepts ICSE Class 8 examiners draw on most — study them first, then practise related questions.
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