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Read the following example:

Your father will bring gifts for you.

· To express an expected action in future.

Read the following example:
It shall rain tomorrow.

Formation of Affirmative Sentences

Subject + will/shall + V (1st form of verb) + object + ( . )
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Read the following example:

He will buy a new mobile phone.

Formation of Negative Sentences

Subject + will/shall + not + V + object + ( . )
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Read the following example:

He will not buy a new mobile phone.

Formation of Interrogative Sentences

Will/shall + subject + V + object + ( ? )
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Read the following example:

Will he buy a new mobile phone?

Also,
Question Word + will/shall + subject + V + object + ( ? )
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Read the following example:

When will he buy a new mobile phone?

G Future Continuous Tense is used –

· To show an action that will be in progress at a given moment in the future.
Read the following example:

She will be giving her exams tomorrow.

· To denote the possible continuity of a habit.

Read the following example:
He will be going for a walk every morning.

Formation of Affirmative Sentences

Subject + will/shall + be + V + ing + object + ( . )
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