Question

Romesh has begun his studies well on time. (Change into Simple future tense)​

Answer 1

Answer:

Ramesh have begin his studies well on time

Answer 2

Answer:

Romesh will begin his studies well on time.

Simple future tense:

Subject + will/shall + first form of verb

More:

The simple future tense denotes an action that is about to take place or an action that will take place in the future; as,

• I shall see you tomorrow.

• I will come here at 6 o'clock.

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There are three type of tenses -

Present tense

Past tense

Future tense

1. Present tense -

It has 4 types :-

1. Simple present tense

$\sf{V_1~+s/es}$

I study English.

2. Preset Continuous tense

$\sf{Is/am/are~+~V_1~+ing}$

I am studying English.

3. Present perfect continuous tense

$\sf{has~been~/have~been+V_1~+ing}$

I have been studying English.

4. Present perfect tense

$\sf{has/have~+~V_3}$

I have studied English.

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2. Past tense

It has 4 types :-

1. Simple past tense

$\sf{V_2}$

I studied English yesterday.

2. Past continuous tense

$\sf{was/were~+~V_1~+ing}$

I was studying English.

3. Past perfect continuous tense

$\sf{had~been~+~V_1~+~ing}$

I had been studying English.

4. Past perfect tense

$\sf{had~+~V_3}$

I had studies maths.

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3. Future tense

It has 4 types :-

1. Simple future tense

$\sf{will/shall~+~V_1}$

I will study tomorrow.

2. Future continuous tense

$\sf{will~be/shall~be~+~V_1~+~ing}$

I will be studying tomorrow.

3. Future perfect continuous tense

$\sf{Will~have~been/shall~have~been~+~V_1~+~ing}$

I will have been studying tomorrow.

4. Future Perfect tense

$\sf{will~have/shall~have~+~V_3}$

I will have studied maths.