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Introduction about Future Indefinite Tense:

Now it’s turn for for Future Indefinite tense. While i hope so that you have gone through all of those previous Lectures. Which are about forms of verbs and Basic introduction about Tenses and explanation about their other types with easiest possible understanding.

Now it’s time for a new Journey. In this tense we’ll discuss about Future indefinite tense. We describe it as the tense is about an action that will happen in future.
Also we use two new helping verbs with this on is “Will” and other one is “Shall”

In urdu we say Hoga, Hogi, Hungay,

Examples:

She shall write a book next year.
Urdu: اگلے سال وہ ایک کتاب لکھے گی۔
Roman Urdu: Aglay saal woh ek kitaab likhegi.

They shall travel to Europe next month.
Urdu: اگلے مہینے وہ یورپ کی سیر کریں گے۔
Roman Urdu: Aglay mahine woh Europe ki sair karenge.

He will start his new job next week.
Urdu: اگلے ہفتے وہ اپنی نئی نوکری شروع کرے گا۔
Roman Urdu: Aglay hafte woh apni nayi naukri shuru karega.

We shall have a picnic in the park tomorrow.
Urdu: کل ہم پارک میں پکنک کریں گے۔
Roman Urdu: Kal hum park mein picnic karenge.

The company Will launch a new product next quarter.
Urdu: اگلے سہ ماہی میں کمپنی ایک نیا پروڈکٹ لانچ کرے گی۔
Roman Urdu: Aglay teen mahine mein company ek naya product launch karegi.

I hope you Understood the basic Concept for Future indefinite Tense.

Now Rule # 1:

Will :

In case of Singulars (He, She, It and Name ) We use will as a helping verb in sentences along with the first form of the verb.
Below i am going to use some examples to make to understand better.

Examples:

She will begin her new job in the upcoming month.
Urdu: اگلے مہینے وہ اپنی نئی نوکری شروع کرے گی۔
Roman Urdu: Aglay mahine woh apni nayi naukri shuru karegi.

He will purchase a new car within the next year.
Urdu: اگلے سال کے اندر وہ ایک نیا کار خریدے گا۔
Roman Urdu: Aglay saal ke andar woh ek naya car khareedega.

The student will finish his assignment by tomorrow’s end.
Urdu: کل کے اختتام تک طالب علم اپنی تفصیل مکمل کرے گا۔
Roman Urdu: Kal ke ikhtitam tak talib ilm apni task mukammal karega.

The tree will produce fruit in the forthcoming season.
Urdu: آنے والے موسم میں درخت پھل دے گا۔
Roman Urdu: Aane wale mosam mein darakht phal dega.

The company will reveal its decision shortly.
Urdu: جلد ہی کمپنی اپنی فیصلہ سنادے گی۔
Roman Urdu: Jald hi company apni faisla suna degi.

Rule # 2:

Shall :

In case of Plurals (I, We , you and they ) We use Shall as a helping verb in sentences along with the first form of the verb.
Below i am going to use some examples to make to understand better.

Examples:

I shall attend the conference next week.
We shall travel to Europe for our vacation.
I shall cook dinner for everyone tonight.
We shall organize a fundraising event for charity.
I shall teach English to refugees at the community center.
We shall volunteer at the animal shelter this weekend.

Rule # 3 for Negative Sentences:

For negative sentences we Not straight after the helping verb (Will or Shall).
Below are the few examples to make you understand better.

Examples:

I shall not forget to call you tomorrow. میں کل آپ کو فون کرنا نہیں بھولوں گا۔ (Main kal aap ko phone karna nahi bhoolunga.)

We will not travel to Paris next month. ہم اگلے مہینے پیرس نہیں جائیں گے۔ (Hum agle mahine Paris nahi jayenge.)

You will not miss the deadline for the project. تم منصوبے کی آخری تاریخ سے عاری نہیں ہو گے۔ (Tum mansube ki aakhri tareekh se aari nahi honge.)

They shall not attend the meeting on Friday. وہ جمعہ کو اجلاس میں شرکت نہیں کریں گے۔ (Wo Jumma ko ijlas mein shirkat nahi karein ge.)

I will not buy that expensive car. میں وہ مہنگی کار نہیں خریدوں گا۔ (Main wo mehngi car nahi kharidunga.)

Rule # 3 for Interrogative Sentences:

Interrogative sentences are those sentences in which a question mark we see at the end of the sentence. So in these sentences Helping Verb (Will or Shall) will be in the beginning of the sentence.

Below are the few examples to make you understand better.

Examples

Shall I see you at the party tomorrow?
Shall we go for a walk in the park this evening?
Shall you finish your homework before dinner?
Shall they arrive on time for the meeting?
Will he join us for lunch?