Future Tense: What Will Happen Tomorrow?

🎯 What You'll Learn

You will learn to use the future tense — talking about things that have not happened yet but will happen later.

🌟 Let's Start

What will you do tomorrow? Maybe you will go to school. Maybe you will eat lunch with your family. When we talk about things that have not happened yet, we use the word will.

📚 New Concept

The future tense uses the word will before the verb to talk about things that will happen later — tomorrow, next week, or in the future.

• "I will go to school tomorrow."
• "We will eat dinner at 7 o'clock."
• "Funke will visit her grandmother next week."
• "It will rain this afternoon."
• "The teacher will give us a test on Friday."

You can also use "going to" for the future:

• "I am going to read a book tonight."
• "They are going to play football after school."

Past, Present, Future — all together:

• Past: "Yesterday, I ate rice."
• Present: "Right now, I am eating rice."
• Future: "Tomorrow, I will eat rice."

🎮 Let's Practice

1. Change to future tense: "I go to the market." (tomorrow)
2. Change to future tense: "She cooks dinner." (tonight)
3. Tell me something you will do next Saturday.

Click to see answers

1. "I will go to the market tomorrow."
2. "She will cook dinner tonight."
3. Example: "Next Saturday, I will play with my friends." (any future tense sentence is correct)

💡 Remember

Use "will" to talk about the future. Yesterday I walked (past). Today I walk (present). Tomorrow I will walk (future).