simple future

The simple future tense is used to describe actions that will happen in the future. It is formed by adding "will" or "shall" before the base form of the verb. For example:

- I will go to the store.

- She shall meet us later.

- They will study for the exam.

1. I will take a vacation next month.

2. She will start her new job on Monday.

3. They will attend the concert on Saturday.

4. We will meet you at the restaurant later.

5. He will complete his project by Friday.

Of course! Here are ten sentences in the future simple tense, including questions and negative sentences:

Questions:

1. Will she travel to Europe next year?

2. Will they complete the assignment before the deadline?

3. Will you attend the conference next month?

4. Will it rain tomorrow?

5. Will John and Mary get married in the spring?

Negative Sentences:

6. I will not go to the party this weekend.

7. They will not buy a new house this year.

8. She will not cook dinner tonight.

9. The company will not launch the product in December.

10. We will not visit that museum on our trip.