FUTURE TENSE -- FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE --- EXPLANATION WITH EXAMPLES AND EXERCISES

FUTURE  PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE

This tense is used to express that an action will continue for sometime in future and will not  be complete. In this tense time limit for continuity of activity is also given. This tense is scarcely used for practical purposes these days.

 In this tense 'Shall or will' and 'have been' and first  form of verb with 'ing' are used. For expressing time 'since or 'for' is used.

 For example : He will have been taking exercise for two hours tomorrow.

 

AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES

In this tense with -- shall or will +  have been +  first form of verb & ing  is used. For showing time -- Since or for is used. 

Since is used for a point of time & For is used for duration of time i.e. Since morning, For two hours.

For Example: 

• We shall  have been living here for the last two years.

• The boys will have been making a noise since 1 p.m.

• You will have been doing your job for three years.

NEGATIVE SENTENCES

In these sentences with ‘shall or will + have + not + been  + first form of verb & ing  is used. For showing time  --- Since or For is used.

For Example: 

• I shall not  have been reading my book for two hours.

• You will not have been singing since morning.

• They will not have been doing their work since morning.

INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES

In these sentences--- shall or will  is used before subject. 

And - have + not + been + first form of verb & ing  is used. 

To express time 'Since' or 'for' is used.

For Example: 

• Shall we   have been playing a match since morning?

• Will you have been taking this medicine for a week?

• Will he have been staying with you for a year?

Similarly in interrogative negative sentences ‘shall or will’ is used before subject and not & have been is used before first  form of verb and ‘ing’  in the sentence. 

To express time 'For' or 'Since' is used.

For Example :

• Shall we  not have been entertaining the guests since morning?

• Will you not have been flying kites since morning ?

• Will the birds not have been flying in  the sky for two hours?

In case of interrogative sentences with words starting with 'wh' , the word with 'wh' is used  in the beginning of the sentence followed be shall or will have been and first form of verb with 'ing' . 

In negative sentences 'not' is used after shall or will.

In case of 'Who', shall or will have been or shall or will not have been are used after the word 'Who'.

Following sentences will clear the point.

Why will the child have been crying for such a long time?

For how many years will you have been living in this house?

Who will have been teaching the students for the last two hours?

To Sum up :

Uses of Future Perfect Continuous Tense

The Future Perfect Continuous Tense expresses an action as being in progress over a period of time that will end at some point in the future.

By next month, I shall have been completing my studies.

EXERCISE NO 1

Fill in the blanks using appropriate form of given verb in Future Perfect Continuous  Tense

1. The teacher..........(teach) the students ....... the last two hours.

2. Children .........(play) in the garden.........  morning tomorrow.

3. I ..........(study) in this college ........the last three years.

4. You ........(swim) in the swimming pool ...... two hours.

5. My brother .......... (work) in this factory for two years.

EXERCISE NO 2

Fill in the blanks using appropriate form of given verb in Future Perfect Continuous  Tense

1. Women ..........(not carry) water from the village well ..... morning.

2. Your sister ........... (not draw) a picture ......... 2 p.m.

3. You ...........(not live) in this colony ......... the last one year.

4. She ...........(not drink) milk ........ the last few months.

5. My mother ........ (not worship) in the temple .....7 a.m.

EXERCISE NO 3

Fill in the blanks using appropriate form of given verb in Future Perfect Continuous  Tense.

1. ..........my mother ...........(wait) for me ........four hours?

2. ......the boys ...........(play) cricket in the ground .....morning?

3. ........the teacher..........(teach) the students ....one hour?

4. ...........you .........(paint) a picture ........noon?

5. ........the child ........(sleep) ....... the last one hour?

EXERCISE NO 4

Fill in the blanks using appropriate form of given verb in Future Perfect Continuous  Tense.

1. Why   ........ the children ........ (make) a noise ........ such a long time?

2. Who....... (impart) training to the apprentice ..........two weeks?

3. From where............. the villagers .......(fetch) water ....... the last fortnight?

4. Whose biography ....... he .......(write) ...... the last six months?

5. How ......she ......... (pull on) with him ........ all these years? Tense

(ANSWERS)

EXERCISE NO 1

Fill in the blanks using appropriate form of given verb in Future Perfect Continuous  Tense

1. The teacher will have been teaching the students for the last two hours.

2. Children will have been playing in the garden since  morning tomorrow.

3. I shall have been studying in this college  for the last three years.

4. You will have been swimming in the swimming pool for two hours.

5. My brother will have been working in this factory for two years.

EXERCISE NO 2

Fill in the blanks using appropriate form of given verb in Future Perfect Continuous  Tense

1. Women will not have been carrying water from the village well since morning.

2. Your sister will not have been  drawing  a picture since 2 p.m.

3. You will not have been living  in this colony for. the last one year.

4. She will not have been drinking milk for the last few months.

5. My mother  will not have been worshiping  in the temple since 7 a.m.

EXERCISE NO 3

Fill in the blanks using appropriate form of given verb in Future Perfect Continuous  Tense.

1.  Will my mother  have been waiting for me  for our hours?

2. Will the boys  have been playing cricket in the ground  since morning?

3.  Will the teacher have been teaching the students  for one hour?

4. Will you  have been painting  a picture  since noon?

5. Will the child have been sleeping for the last one hour?

EXERCISE NO 4

Fill in the blanks using appropriate form of given verb in Future Perfect Continuous  Tense.

1. Why  will  the children  have been making a noise for such a long time?

2. Who will have been imparting training to the apprentice  for two weeks?

3. From where will the villagers have been fetching water for the last fortnight?

4. Whose biography will  he have been writing for  the last six months?

5. How will she have been pulling  on with him for all these years? 

FUTURE TENSE ---- FUTURE PERFECT TENSE --- EXPLANATION WITH EXERCISES

FUTURE  PERFECT TENSE

Future Perfect Tense shows that the action will take place in the time to come. It is used in simple sentences as well as in complex sentences. In complex sentences there are two actions relating to each other, one occurring before the other. The sentence relating to the action taking place earlier is in Present Indefinite tense and the sentence of the later action is in Future Perfect Tense.

In Future perfect tense 'Shall or Will followed by have and third form of verb are used.

 For example I shall have finished my work.

AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES

In this tense with ‘shall or will’, have & third form of verb is used.

 For Example: 

• I shall  have taken my meals.

• The teacher will have marked attendance by then.

• Boys will have won the match.

• You will have finished your work by tomorrow evening.

NEGATIVE SENTENCES

In this sentence with ‘shall or will’, not   have & third form of verb is used.

For Example: 

• I shall not have taken the examination.

• Boys will not have won the match.

• You will not have reached the school by 7 A.M.

• The thief will not have escaped before the police reached there.

INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES

In this sentence ‘shall or will’,is used before subject. have & third form of verb is used.

Sign of interrogation is used at the end of the sentence.

For Example: 

We

• Shall we have rented our house to them?

• Will you have met the teacher?

• Will the boys have finished their work ?

Similarly in interrogative negative sentences ‘shall or will’ is used before subject and not & have is  used before third  form of verb  in the sentence.

For example :

• Will you not have joined your friends?

• Shall we not have crossed the river ?

• Will they not have started  their journey?

In case of Interrogative sentences starting with words 'wh' , the sentence starts with the word 'wh' followed by will or shall , subject and have and third form of verb . The sentence ends with a sign of interrogation mark. Examples will clarify the point.

Examples :

Who will have reached there first of all?

When will they have left for the airport?

Whose entry will they have selected for prize?

Why will they have not gone out for a walk?

Which boy will have obtained the maximum marks?

Where will you have got this book?

How many lessons will she have learnt before we reach there?

Why will you have not accomplished the job before I return?

EXERCISE NO 1

Fill in the blanks using appropriate form of given verb in Future Perfect Tense.

1. He .........(reach) his office by 8'O clock.

2. Children ............(return) from school before the sun.....( set).

3. She..........(reach) home when we.......( reach)  there.

4. We ........( completed ) our work before noon.

5. I ............. (reach) home before it ........(start) to rain.

EXERCISE NO 2

Fill in the blanks using appropriate form of given verb in Future Perfect Tense.

1. I ............( not finish) my work before it ..........(strike) nine.

2. His examination................( not be over) by that time.

3. The meeting.........( not end) by evening.

4. The children......... ( not get up) before the sun....... (rise).

5. You........... (not go) out for a walk before he........( get) up.

EXERCISE NO 3

Fill in the blanks using appropriate form of given verb in Future Perfect Tense.

1. ........ the father..........(reach) home before it...... (rain)?

2. ..........we ...... (set on) journey before your mother...... (come)?

3. ......... you ........( not finish) your work before it is noon?

4. .......... the shopkeeper ..........( sell) all the oranges when we ......(reach) there?

5. ......... I ........( not learn) my lessons before my examinations.....( start) ?

EXERCISE NO 4

Fill in the blanks using appropriate form of given verb in Future Perfect Tense.

1. Who ...........(learn) his lesson before the teacher..... (come)?

2. Why ...... you .......(leave) before we........(arrive)?

3. How many lessons ....... you .......( learn) by the week.......( end)?

4. Where ........ you .......(reach) before the sun.......( set)?

5. How much work ........ you ........(finish) by it is 9'O clock?

EXERCISE NO 5

Fill in the blanks using appropriate form of given verb in Future Perfect Tense.

"Where ......... you ........( reach) tomorrow by this time? " said she to me. "I ............( reach) airport tomorrow by this time." replied I gently. She said further" I  too ............(leave) for my home by the time you .......( reach) there. My mother ...........(get up) very early in the morning. She .............( prepare) very delicious dishes for me. My brother too.............. (reach) home by that time. We both........(enjoy) ourselves very much by the time you reach home. My father too ..........(take) leave tomorrow to spend time with us. "

(ANSWERS)

EXERCISE NO 1

Fill in the blanks using appropriate form of given verb in Future Perfect Tense.

1. He will have reached his office by 8'O clock.

2. Children will have returned from school before the sun sets.

3. She will have reached home when we reach there.

4. We shall have completed our work before noon.

5. I shall have reached home before it starts to rain.

EXERCISE NO 2

Fill in the blanks using appropriate form of given verb in Future Perfect Tense.

1. I shall have not finished my work before it strikes nine.

2. His examination will not have been over by that time.

3. The meeting will not have ended by evening.

4. The children will not have got up before the sun rises.

5. You will have gone out for a walk before he gets up.

EXERCISE NO 3

Fill in the blanks using appropriate form of given verb in Future Perfect Tense

1. Will the father have reached home before it rains?

2. Shall we have set on journey before your mother comes?

3. Will you have not finished your work before it is noon?

4. Will the shopkeeper have sold all the oranges when we reach there?

5. Shall I have not learnt my lessons before my examinations start?

EXERCISE NO 4

Fill in the blanks using appropriate form of given verb in Future Perfect Tense.

1. Who will have learnt his lesson before the teacher comes?

2. Why will you have left before we arrive?

3. How many lessons will you have learnt by the week ends?

4. Where will you have reached before the sun sets?

5. How much work will you have finished by it is 9'Oclock?

EXERCISE NO 5.

Fill in the blanks using appropriate form of given verb in Future Perfect Tense.

"Where will you have reached tomorrow by this time? " said she to me. "I shall have reached airport tomorrow by this time." replied I gently. She said further" I  too will have left for my home by the time you reach there. My mother will have got up very early in the morning. She will have prepared very delicious dishes for me. My brother too will have reached home by that time. We both will have enjoyed ourselves very much by the time you reach home. My father too will have taken leave tomorrow to spend time with us. "

USE OF ONE SENTENCE IN DIFFERENT FORMS OF TENSES

                           Girls pluck flowers in the garden.

PRESENT TENSE

Indefinite Tense

Girls pluck flowers in the garden. 

Girls do not pluck flowers in the garden.

Do girls pluck flowers in the garden?

Continuous Tense

Girls are plucking flowers in the garden. 

Girls are not plucking flowers in the garden.

Are girls plucking  flowers in the garden?

Perfect Tense

Girls have plucked flowers in the garden. 

Girls have not plucked flowers in the garden.

Have  girls plucked flowers in the garden?

Perfect Continuous Tense

Girls have been plucking flowers in the garden since morning.

Girls have not been plucking flowers in the garden since morning.

Have girls been plucking  flowers in the garden  since morning?

PAST TENSE

Indefinite Tense

Girls plucked flowers in the garden. 

Girls did not pluck flowers in the garden.

Did girls pluck flowers in the garden?

Continuous Tense

Girls were plucking flowers in the garden. 

Girls were not plucking flowers in the garden.

Were girls plucking  flowers in the garden?

Perfect Tense

Girls had plucked flowers in the garden. 

Girls hade not plucked flowers in the garden.

Had  girls plucked flowers in the garden?

Perfect Continuous Tense

Girls had been plucking flowers in the garden since morning.

Girls had not been plucking flowers in the garden since morning.

Had girls been plucking  flowers in the garden  since morning?

FUTURE TENSE

Indefinite Tense

Girls will pluck flowers in the garden. 

Girls will not pluck flowers in the garden.

Will girls pluck flowers in the garden?

Continuous Tense

Girls will be plucking flowers in the garden. 

Girls will not be  plucking flowers in the garden.

Will girls be plucking  flowers in the garden?

Perfect Tense

Girls will have plucked flowers in the garden. 

Girls will have not plucked flowers in the garden.

Will  girls have plucked flowers in the garden?

Perfect Continuous Tense

Girls will have been plucking flowers in the garden since morning.

Girls will  have not been plucking flowers in the garden since morning.

Will girls have been plucking  flowers in the garden  since morning?

FUTURE TENSE -- FUTURE CONTINUOUS TENSE ---EXPLANATION WITH EXAMPLES AND EXERCISES

FUTURE CONTINUOUS TENSE

This tense denotes that action will continue in future time and will not be complete. Time for continuation or completion of action is not given. It is also called Future Imperfect  Tense or Future Progressive Tense.

In this tense 'Shall' or 'Will' and 'be' with first form of verb with 'ing' are used. 

For example : 

Children will be playing in the garden.

I shall be waiting for you.

AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES

In this tense with ‘shall or will’,' be' is used. First form of verb and ‘ing’ is used.

For Example: 

• We shall be taking our examination.

• You will be leaving for your home tomorrow.

• Boys will be purchasing their new books.

NEGATIVE SENTENCES

In this tense ‘shall  or will’  followed by ‘not’ and 'be' & first form of verb with ‘ing’ is used.

For Example :

• I shall  not be taking my meals.

• We shall not be going to their house.

• You will not be combing your hair.

• Boys will not be making any mischief.

INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES

In this sentence ‘shall or will’ is used before subject with be and first form of verb with ‘ing’. Interrogative sign will be used at the end of the  sentence.

For Example :

• Will you be going to  your office ?

• Shall I be participating in the feat?

• Will she be purchasing her clothes?

Similarly in interrogative negative sentences ‘shall or will’ is used before subject and 'not' & 'be' is  used before first  form of verb with 'ing'  in the sentence.

For Example :

• Shall I not be solving these sums?

• Will the boys not be attending this meeting?

• Will Mohan not be taking his meals?

• Will you not be writing an article for the newspaper?

In case of Interrogative sentences starting with words 'wh' , the sentence starts with the word 'wh' followed by 'will' or 'shall' subject , 'be' and first form of verb with 'ing'. The sentence ends with a sign of interrogation mark.

For example :

Why will he be going out at this time?

Which boy will be leading  the team?

Where will you be putting up during your stay?

Who will be looking after the child?

How will they be managing their affairs?

In which year will he be leaving the college?

What will they be doing at this time?

EXERCISE NO  1.

Fill in the blanks using appropriate form of given verb in Future Continuous Tense.

1. They .........(leave) for their homes tomorrow.

2. Boys........(take) their test.

3. She........  (comb) her hair. 

4. The peasants........ (harvest) their crops.

5. We shall.......(go) out for a walk in the morning.

EXERCISE NO  2.

Fill in the blanks using appropriate form of given verb in Future Continuous Tense.

1. You..........  (not cook) food for us.

2. She........( not pluck) flowers in the garden.

3. The child.......... (not cry).

4. I shall.......... (not learn) my lesson.

5. The girl......... (not tell) a lie.

EXERCISE NO  3.

Fill in the blanks using appropriate form of given verb in Future Continuous Tense.

1. .......the gardener..........( plant) plants in the garden?

2. ........you.........(purchase) vegetables in the market?

3.  ........I ........(teach) him English?

4.  .......they .........( walk) in the garden in the morning?

5. ........ the girls ........(sing) songs?

EXERCISE NO  4.

Fill in the blanks using appropriate form of given verb in Future Continuous Tense.

1. Who........ ( preside) over the meeting tomorrow? 

2. What she .......( do) at this time?

3. How you  ........(solve) this problem?

4. Where  you ....... (reside) during your stay?

5. When they .......(shift) to their new house?

  EXERCISE NO  5.

Fill in the blanks using appropriate form of given verb in Future Continuous Tense.

I ........... (attend) my college for the last time today. I ...........(complete) my college studies today. I ......... (leave) the college and my college friends for ever. I .......... (go) to some other city to find some job there. One of my friends too......... (accompany) me. We ......... (move) together for the city tomorrow morning. We ............( leave) by train. We .......... (reach) there by 10 a.m. We ........ (put up) in a hotel there for a few days. Soon we....... (reside) in a rented accommodation when we get some job in the city.

EXERCISE NO  6.

Fill in the blanks using appropriate form of given verb in Future Continuous Tense.

I.......... (go) out for a walk in the morning tomorrow. My friend........  (accompany) me for a walk. A cool breeze .......... (blow) in the morning. Many people......... (take) exercise in the garden. Children ......... (play) in the garden.

   Birds............ ( chirp) in trees. A group of elderly persons ...........( sit) on the grass in the garden and ...........(talk) with each other. We both ......... (enjoy) ourselves in the morning. We ......... (return) after spending an hour or so in the garden. We .........(feel) very fresh after returning from the walk.

(ANSWERS)

EXERCISE NO  1.

Fill in the blanks using appropriate form of given verb in Future Continuous Tense.

1. They will be leaving for their homes tomorrow.

2. Boys will be taking their test.

3. She will be combing her hair. 

4. The peasants will be harvesting their crops.

5. We shall be going out for a walk in the morning.

EXERCISE NO  2.

Fill in the blanks using appropriate form of given verb in Future Continuous Tense.

1. You will not be cooking food for us.

2. She will not be plucking flowers in the garden.

3. The child will not be crying.

4. I shall not be learning my lesson.

5. The girl will not be telling a lie.

EXERCISE NO  3

Fill in the blanks using appropriate form of given verb in Future Continuous Tense.

1. Will the gardener be planting plants in the garden?

2. Will you be purchasing vegetables in the market?

3. Shall I be teaching him English?

4. Will they be walking in the garden in the morning?

5. Will the girls be singing songs?

EXERCISE NO  4.

Fill in the blanks using appropriate form of given verb in Future Continuous Tense.

1. Who will be presiding over the meeting tomorrow? 

2. What will she be doing at this time?

3. How will you be solving this problem?

4. Where will you be residing during your stay?

5. When will they be shifting to their new house?

EXERCISE NO  5.

Fill in the blanks using appropriate form of given verb in Future Continuous Tense.

I shall be attending  my college for the last time today. I shall be completing my college studies today. I shall be leaving the college and my college friends for ever. I shall be going to some other city to find some job there. One of my friends too will be accompanying me. We shall be moving together for the city tomorrow morning. We shall be leaving by train. We shall be reaching there by 10 a.m. We shall be putting up in a hotel there for a few days. Soon we shall be residing in a rented accommodation when we get some job in the city. 

EXERCISE NO  6.

Fill in the blanks using appropriate form of given verb in Future Continuous Tense.

I shall be going out for a walk in the morning tomorrow. My friend will be accompanying me for a walk. A cool breeze will be blowing in the morning. Many people will be taking exercise in the garden. Children will be playing in the garden. Birds will be chirping in trees. A group of elderly persons will be sitting on the grass in the garden and will be talking with each other. We both will be enjoying ourselves in the morning. We shall be returning after spending an hour or so in the garden. We shall be feeling very fresh after returning from the walk.

FUTURE TENSE USAGE --- FUTURE INDEFINITE TENSE --EXPLANATION WITH EXAMPLES AND EXERCISES

FUTURE TENSE 

In Future Tense work is referred to be done in time to come.

Some grammarians do not consider it as a tense. It is referred as FUTURE TIME REFERENCE.

Future Time in English can be expressed in the following ways:

1. Simple Present Tense.
2. Present Continuous Tense.
3. To be/ be to
4. Be about to
5. Be going to


---- Simple Present Indefinite Tense can be used to express a series of planned actions in the future particularly a journey.

His office starts at 10 a.m.
He goes to see her tomorrow.

----- When the planned action for future is definite, Present Continuous Tense is used.
Boys are taking their examination next Monday.
Guests are coming next week.

----To be or Be to is used to express necessity or duty or something planned for the future.

I am supposed to be there tomorrow at 8 a.m.
I am to finish this book by tomorrow.

----- 'Be about to' is used to express events or actions likely to happen Ina very short time.

We are about to leave for his office.
The train is about to leave.
The guests are about to reach.

----- 'Be going to' is used to express events or actions that happen in the future as a result of present intention or situation.

It is going to rain heavily this winter.
She is not going to'help you.
Prices are not going to be down in recent future.

To express Future Time modals 'Shall or Will' are used.


Use of Future Indefinite Tense :

Future Indefinite Tense is used to :

----express an action that is yet to take place :

Boys will play a match tomorrow.

----express an action of habitual nature.

I shall remind you again and again.

---express the speaker's opinion for something to be done the future. Verbs like believe, know, suppose, think etc. are used in it. Adverbs like perhaps, possibly, surely etc. are also used.

I think they will not come today. I suppose that he will not help you. He will surely reach in time.

--- Shall is used with the first person to express an offer or suggestion.

Shall I open the door?                                           Which dress shall I wear?

---Will is used with the first person to express willingness, determination etc.

I will do it myself.   I will help her under all circumstances. I will not meet her again.

FUTURE INDEFINITE TENSE

In this tense work is done in future time.  Continuity or completion of activity is not mentioned nor considered. The action is to  be in the time to come. So words relating to future time like tomorrow, next day, ensuing month or coming Monday etc are used in this tense.  

For Example :

• I shall go to Delhi.

• John will start his factory.

• Boys will not play a match.

AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES

In Positive sentences helping verbs 'shall or will' with the main verb is used. 

First person. 

In affirmative sentence, In case of First person singular and  plural ‘Shall’ with first form of verb is used. 

For Second & third Person singular and plural ‘will’ with first form of verb is used.

For Example :

• His brother will appear in the examination next year.

• I shall pay all my debts within two months.

• Girls will sing a song,

• You will go to your office in the morning.

NEGATIVE SENTENCES

In negative sentences with ‘shall or will’ not (never) is used before first form of verb. 

For example :

• I shall not waste my time.

• She will not cook food.

• You will not join us.

INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES

In Interrogative sentences shall or will is used before Subject. First form of verb is used. Words like 'never or 'ever' is also used.

Interrogative sign is used at the end  of the sentence.

For Example: 

• Shall we travel by bus?

• Will you fetch me a glass of water?

• Will they go out for a morning walk?

In case of Interrogative sentences starting with words 'wh' , the sentence starts with the word 'wh' followed by will or shall , subject and first form of verb . The sentence ends with a sign of interrogation mark. Examples will clarify the point.


Examples :

Who will bell the cat?

Which boy will lead the team?

Where will you go during vacation?

When will the guests arrive?

How will you  solve this problem?

Why will she not come here?

Whom will the team elect captain?
What will you pay for this?

In certain conditional cases two actions connected with each other are to take place in future. In such cases the sentence relating to earlier action is in Present Indefinite Tense whereas the sentence of the action taking place later is in Future Indefinite Tense.

 For example :

If it rains I shall not go to office tomorrow.

If you permit I shall take your brother along with me.

  

EXERCISE NO  1

Fill in the blanks using appropriate form of given verb in Future Indefinite Tense.

 1. Our guests........ ......... (arrive) here tomorrow.

2. The chairman ....... ......... ( preside) over the meeting.

3. The teacher ......... ........  (punish) those students.

4. I .......... .......  (attend) the office tomorrow.

5. They ........ ....... (visit) you next month.

 EXERCISE NO  2

Fill in the blanks using appropriate form of given verb in Future Indefinite Tense.

1. It ........  not ...........(rain) today.

2. Girls ......... not ........ (sing) songs.

3. You ......... not ......... (pay) the bill.

4. I ........ never ........ (tell) a lie.

5. They ........ not ....... (accompany) you.

EXERCISE NO 3

Fill in the blanks using appropriate form of given verb in Future Indefinite Tense.

1. ......... you .......... (teach) us English?

2. .......... we ........... ( go ) out for a picnic on Sunday?

3. ......... she ........(deliver) a lecture tomorrow?

4. ......... the boys .......... (play) a match the next Sunday?

5. ......... you .......... (lend) me your book?

EXERCISE NO 4

Fill in the blanks using appropriate form of given verb in Future Indefinite Tense.

1. How .........   you ......... ( travel) tomorrow?

2. When .........  you ........... (set) on your journey?

3. Where .......... you ......... (stay) at night?

4. Who .........  .......... (take) decision in the case?

5. Whom ......... you .......... (send) to bring fruit?

EXERCISE NO 5

Fill in the blanks in following conditional sentences using appropriate form of given verb in Future Indefinite Tense as deem fit.

1. If the sun.......... (shine), our clothes....... (go) dry.

2. If you......... ( work ) hard, you ......... certainly...... (get through).

3. I .........( go) only  when you...... (return).

4. If you.........( stay) a little more, we .........(dine) together.

5. I ........( visit)  you if I........ (return) in time in the evening.

 EXERCISE NO 6

Fill in the blanks in following conditional sentences using appropriate form of given verb in Future Indefinite Tense as deem fit.

1. Who ....... (help) you if you .......(not help) others ?

2. Where  you.......( stay ) when you .......(visit) that city? 

3. Whose book  you.........( borrow)  if you .......( need ) one?

4. Why  I .........( borrow)  from you when I ........(have) my book ?

5. How you........( come )out if you ......(fall) into this well?

EXERCISE NO 7

Fill in the blanks using appropriate form of given verb in Future Indefinite Tense.

A true friend ......... always ........... (stand) by you during the time of your difficulties. While other people .......... ........ (vilify) or (ridicule) you in your absence, he .........  ........   (avoid) to criticize you. He ........ not ........ ( blame) you for nothing but instead he .........   .......... (stand) up in your defence. He .......... ........ (support) your all actions through thick and thin.  He .......... ........ (come) to your rescue during days of your calamities. He .......... ......... (try) to share your comforts and woes equally. He ....... ....... (try) to soothe when you feel ruffled. 

EXERCISE NO 8.

Rewrite the Sentences in the following paragraph using Future Indefinite Tense.

A young, educated but unemployed boy decides to leave his house to find out a job for himself. He starts his journey for another town. On his way, after going for some miles, he feels tired. He decides to take some rest. On the side of the road, under a shady tree, he lies on grass. Soon he falls asleep. After a while, an old rich couple having no child of their own, passes that way. The young boy appears very handsome and sweet- natured to them. The old lady expresses her desire to her husband to adopt the young boy as their son. The old man too wants to have a successor but he rejects the idea. Both of them move away. Then there come two young girls talking with each other. They  catch sight of the sleeping young boy. He appears very handsome to them. One of them tells the other her wish to marry the young man. But the other girl rejects the idea because of the whereabouts of the young man being  not known. Both of them go away without taking any decision. Soon thereafter, two scoundrels appear there. They find the sleeping young boy of a very rich family. They think the boy having much money with him. They decide to kill the boy and loot his money. But at that time a loud noise of some boys talking is heard. They appear to be coming towards that side. Fearing of being caught those scoundrels run away without doing anything. At this time the young man also wakes up. He feels having enjoyed a good nap. He gets up.  Unaware of all that happened during his nap he starts his further journey.

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EXERCISE NO  1

Fill in the blanks using appropriate form of given verb in Future Indefinite Tense.

 1. Our guests will arrive here tomorrow.

2. The chairman will preside over the meeting.

3. The teacher will punish those students.

4. I shall attend the office tomorrow.

5. They will visit you next month.

 EXERCISE NO  2

Fill in the blanks using appropriate form of given verb in Future Indefinite Tense.

1. It will not rain today.

2. Girls will not sing songs.

3. You will not pay the bill.

4. I shall never tell a lie.

5. They will not accompany you.

EXERCISE NO 3

Fill in the blanks using appropriate form of given verb in Future Indefinite Tense.

1. Will you teach us English?

2. Shall we go out for a picnic on Sunday?

3. Will she deliver a lecture tomorrow?

4. Will the boys play a match the next Sunday?

5. Will you lend me your book?

EXERCISE NO 4

Fill in the blanks using appropriate form of given verb in Future Indefinite Tense.

1. How will you travel tomorrow?

2. When will you set on your journey?

3. Where will you stay at night?

4. Who will take decision in the case?

5. Whom will you send to bring fruit?

EXERCISE NO 5

Fill in the blanks in following conditional sentences using appropriate form of given verb in Future Indefinite Tense as deem fit.

1. If the sun shines, our clothes will go dry.

2. If you work hard, you will certainly get through.

3. I shall go only  when you return.

4. If you stay a little more, we shall dine together.

5. I shall visit you if I return in time in the evening.

EXERCISE NO 6

Fill in the blanks in following conditional sentences using appropriate form of given verb in Future Indefinite Tense as deem fit.

1. Who will help you if you do not help others ?

2. Where will you stay when you visit that city? 

3. Whose book will you borrow if you need one?

4. Why shall I borrow from you when I have my book ?

5. How will you come out if you fall into this well?

EXERCISE NO 7

Fill in the blanks using appropriate form of given verb in Future Indefinite Tense.

A true friend will  always stand by you during the time of your difficulties. While other people will vilify or ridicule you in your absence, he will avoid to criticize you. He will not  blame you for nothing but instead he will stand up in your defence. He will support your all actions through thick and thin.  He will come to your rescue during days of your calamities. He will try to share your comforts and woes equally. He will try to soothe when you feel ruffled.

    

EXERCISE NO 8.

Rewrite the Sentences in the following paragraph using Future Indefinite Tense.

A young, educated but unemployed boy will decide to leave his house to find out a job for himself. He will start his journey for another town. On his way, after going for some miles, he will feel tired. He will decide to take some rest. On the side of the road, under a shady tree, he will lie on grass. Soon he will fall asleep. After a while, an old rich couple having no child of their own, will pass that way. The young boy will appear very handsome and sweet- natured to them. The old lady will  express her desire to her husband to adopt the young boy as their son. The old man will want to have a successor but he will reject the idea. Both of them will move away. Then there will come two young girls talking with each other. They  will catch sight of the sleeping young man. He will appear very handsome to them. One of them will tell the other her wish to marry the young man. But the other girl will reject the idea because of the whereabouts of the young man being  not known. Both of them will go away without taking any decision. Soon thereafter, two scoundrels will appear there. They will find the sleeping young boy of a very rich family. They will think the boy having much money with him. They will decide to kill the boy and loot his money. But at that time a loud noise of some boys talking will be heard. They will   appear to be coming to that side. Fearing of being caught those scoundrels will run away without doing anything. At this time the young man will also wake up. He will  feel having enjoyed a good nap. He will get up. Unaware of all that happened during his nap he will start his further journey.

(Such exercises are for practice only though these may not make much sense or practical meaning)

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