Simple Future Tense

         It refers to a time rather than now. The simple future is used:

• To predict a future event:

          It will rain tomorrow.

• To express a spontaneous decision:

          I'll pay tickets by cash.

• To express willingness:

         She'll carry your packets for you.

• In the negative form, to express unwillingness:

          He won't leave until the part start.

• With using shall, to make an offer:

          Shall I open the door?

• With using shall, to make a suggestion:

         Shall we go to the cinema?

• With you, to give orders:

          You will do exactly as I say.

• With you, to give an invitation:

          Will you marry me?

Subject	will	infinitive without to
Affirmative
I	will	go
I	shall	go
Negative
They	will not	see
They	won't	see
Interrogative
Will	she	ask?
Interrogative negative
Won't	they	try?