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Back to starting Page of tenses Future Perfect Tense The future perfect tense signifies actions in the future that will be completed before a specified point or action. This article explores its usage, rules, and sentence structures. Key Rules: Verb Form: Utilize the third form of the verb. Helping Verbs: Use 'shall have' for 'I' and 'we,' and 'will have' for all other subjects. Sentence Structures: Affirmative Sentence: Subject + shall have / will have + verb + object. Negative Sentence: Subject + shall / will + not have + verb + object. Interrogative Sentence: Shall / will + subject + have + verb + object? Negative Interrogative Sentence: Shall / will + subject + not have + verb + object? Examples: Affirmative: He will have completed his homework. They will have finished the project by tomorrow. She shall have written the report by the end of the day. The train will h...

Rules of future continuous Back to starting Page of Tenses   Q1) Translate following sentences into your mother tongue. 1)       Children will be writing beautiful essays within a month. 2)       Buses will be running on this route by next year. 3)       People will be gathering here in the morning.  4)       We shall not be going to Simla in summer vacation. 5)       Robot will be doing our work. 6)       Minister will be inaugurating new building of our school. 7)       Insects will be ruling this abandon house. 8)       Shall you be whitewashing your home on Diwali? 9)       He will be running a publishing house. 10)   We shall be eating mangoes in summer. 11)   Whole department will be preparing for tournament. 12)   Sportsman will be...

Rules of future continuous Back to starting Page of Tenses Q1) Translate following sentences into your mother tongue 1)       We shall be writing exam tomorrow. 2)        He will not be sleeping at this time tomorrow. 3)       Children will be enjoying in picnic. 4)       I shall be reading books in Library. 5)       Will he be going abroad? 6)       Weather will not be very cold by next month. 7)       In future trees will be items of books and museums. 8)       Computer will be replacing men at many jobs. 9)       He will be appearing in exams next week. 10)   We shall be living in our new house next year. 11)   There will be a dam on this river soon. 12)    People will be fighting for water. 13)   Mr.Bhatt will be presiding over t...

Back to starting page of tenses Future Continuous Tense The future continuous tense indicates ongoing actions in the future that will not be completed at that moment. This article explores its usage, rules, and sentence structures.  Key Rules: Verb Form: Use the first form of the verb with 'ing' added. Helping Verbs: Utilize 'shall be' for 'I' and 'we,' and 'will be' for all other subjects. Sentence Structures: Affirmative Sentence: Subject + shall be / will be + verb + object. Negative Sentence: Subject + shall / will + not + be + verb + object. Interrogative Sentence: Shall / will + subject + be + verb + object? Negative Interrogative Sentence: Shall / will + subject + not be + verb + object? Examples: Affirmative: He will be sleeping. She will be studying in the library tomorrow. They will be working on the project all night. The birds will be chirping in the...

Rules of future indefinite tense Back to starting Page of tenses Q1) Translate following Sentences into your mother tongue 1)       Police will divert traffic for Republic day function. 2)       In the end God will do justice. 3)       Our class teacher will give new timetable today. 4)       Parliament will enact new law in winter session. 5)       School will reopen from Monday. 6)       I shall join new course next month. 7)       Water scarcity will cause next world war. 8)       Will you whitewash your house before Diwali. 9)       Only members will decide the course of action. 10)   I shall show my cards at right time. 11)   My uncle will give me a new cycle on my birthday. 12)   Will he not return my book tomorrow? 13)    Shall I r...

Rules of future Indefinite tense Back to starting page of tenses Q1) Translate following Sentences into your mother tongue 1)       I shall help you, come what you. 2)       He will meet you as early as possible. 3)       Shall I stand here till lunch? 4)       India will always oppose terrorism. 5)        I shall start diary writing soon. 6)       We shall participate in the game. 7)       Mother will make a new dish tonight. 8)       Next Sunday we shall go to see circus. 9)       Principal will announce the results anytime now. 10)   New gadget will gain popularity soon. 11)   We shall purchase a new house next month. 12)   Kanchan will solve this sum is no time. 13)   I shall cross this river one day. 14)   He will make a good d...

Back to starting Page of tenses. Future Indefinite Tense The future indefinite tense expresses actions that will occur in the future without specifying whether they will be completed or ongoing. This article elucidates its usage, rules, and sentence structures. Key Rules: Verb Form: Use the first form of the verb. Helping Verbs: Utilize 'shall' for 'I' and 'we,' and 'will' for all other subjects. Sentence Structures: Affirmative Sentence: Subject + Shall/Will + verb + object. Negative Sentence: Subject + Shall/Will + not + verb + object. Interrogative Sentence: Shall/Will + subject + verb + object? Negative Interrogative Sentence: Shall/Will + subject + not + verb + object? Examples: Affirmative: She will support you in difficult times. They will finish the project by next week. I shall meet you at the park tomorrow. He will visit his grandparents on Sunday. The train...