Understand Grammar
• FUTURE TENSE/FUTURE TIME
H. Correct these sentences and rewrite them.
1. I'm going to the market and I am buying the medicines for you there.
2. They are going to close the shop, when I dashed in to buy your medicines,
3. Harish is using the Metro from next Monday.
4. The Chief Guest will speak in Japanese, so I am not be able to understand him.
5. Would your company agreeing to give a prize for our competition?
6. I can't be able to speak at the meeting next week.
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Rewriting the given sentences into future tense as follows:-
1. I will be going to the market and I will buy the medicines for you there.
2. They will be closing the shop, when I will dash in to buy your medicines.
3. Harish will be using the Metro from next Monday.
4, The Chief Guest will speak in Japanese, so I will not be able to understand him.
5. Would your company agree to give a prize for our competition?
6. I will not be able to speak at the meeting next week.
- The tense of a sentence or a verb indicates the past, present and future.
- The past tense indicates something that happened earlier, and not anymore.
- The present tense indicates something that is occurring in the current time cycle.
- The future tense indicates something that is yet to happen.
- These three types are again further divided into four more types:- simple, continuous, perfect, perfect continuous
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