Will Subject Verb
(base form) Rest of the sentence Will I finish the homework tomorrow? Will he finish the homework tomorrow? Will she finish the homework tomorrow? Will Manoj finish the homework tomorrow? WillSheetal finish the homework tomorrow? Will you finish the homework tomorrow? Will we finish the homework tomorrow? Will they finish the homework tomorrow? Will Manoj and I finish the homework tomorrow? Will Neha and Manoj finish the homework tomorrow?This is how we form questions about the future using ‘Will’.
Note that we use the base form of the verb for all subjects.
(base form) Rest of the sentence Will I finish the homework tomorrow? Will he finish the homework tomorrow? Will she finish the homework tomorrow? Will Manoj finish the homework tomorrow? WillSheetal finish the homework tomorrow? Will you finish the homework tomorrow? Will we finish the homework tomorrow? Will they finish the homework tomorrow? Will Manoj and I finish the homework tomorrow? Will Neha and Manoj finish the homework tomorrow?This is how we form questions about the future using ‘Will’.
Note that we use the base form of the verb for all subjects.
Am/Is/
Are Subject Goingto+Verb
(base form) Rest of the sentence Am I going to finish the homework tomorrow? Is he going to finish the homework tomorrow? Is she going to finish the homework tomorrow? Is Manoj going to finish the homework tomorrow? Is Sheetal going to finish the homework tomorrow? Are you going to finish the homework tomorrow? Are we going to finish the homework tomorrow? Are they going to finish the homework tomorrow? Are Manoj and I going to finish the homework tomorrow? Are Neha and Manoj going to finish the homework tomorrow?We can also use ‘going to’ to ask questions about the future.
Note that we use the base form of the verb for all subjects.
Are Subject Goingto+Verb
(base form) Rest of the sentence Am I going to finish the homework tomorrow? Is he going to finish the homework tomorrow? Is she going to finish the homework tomorrow? Is Manoj going to finish the homework tomorrow? Is Sheetal going to finish the homework tomorrow? Are you going to finish the homework tomorrow? Are we going to finish the homework tomorrow? Are they going to finish the homework tomorrow? Are Manoj and I going to finish the homework tomorrow? Are Neha and Manoj going to finish the homework tomorrow?We can also use ‘going to’ to ask questions about the future.
Note that we use the base form of the verb for all subjects.
Will Subject Verb
(base form) Rest of the sentence Will I clean the room next week? Will he clean the room next week? Will she clean the room next week? Will Manoj clean the room next week? Will Sheetal clean the room next week? Will you clean the room next week? Will we clean the room next week? Will they clean the room next week? Will Manoj and I clean the room next week? Will Neha and Manoj clean the room next week?Here is another example of questions about the future using ‘Will’.
(base form) Rest of the sentence Will I clean the room next week? Will he clean the room next week? Will she clean the room next week? Will Manoj clean the room next week? Will Sheetal clean the room next week? Will you clean the room next week? Will we clean the room next week? Will they clean the room next week? Will Manoj and I clean the room next week? Will Neha and Manoj clean the room next week?Here is another example of questions about the future using ‘Will’.
Am/Is/Are Subject Goingto+Verb
(base form) Rest of the sentence Am I going to clean the room next week? Is he going to clean the room next week? Is she going to clean the room next week? Is manoj going to clean the room next week? Is Sheetal going to clean the room next week? Are you going to clean the room next week? Are we going to clean the room next week? Are they going to clean the room next week? Are Manoj and I going to clean the room next week? Are Neha and Manoj going to clean the room next week?Here is another example of questions about the future using ‘going to’.
(base form) Rest of the sentence Am I going to clean the room next week? Is he going to clean the room next week? Is she going to clean the room next week? Is manoj going to clean the room next week? Is Sheetal going to clean the room next week? Are you going to clean the room next week? Are we going to clean the room next week? Are they going to clean the room next week? Are Manoj and I going to clean the room next week? Are Neha and Manoj going to clean the room next week?Here is another example of questions about the future using ‘going to’.
Will Subject Verb
(base form) Rest of the sentence Will I meet the teacher in the evening? Will he meet the teacher in the evening? Will she meet the teacher in the evening? Will Manoj meet the teacher in the evening? WillSheetal meet the teacher in the evening? Will you meet the teacher in the evening? Will we meet the teacher in the evening? Will they meet the teacher in the evening? Will Manoj and I meet the teacher in the evening? Will Neha and Manoj meet the teacher in the evening?Here is another example of questions about the future using ‘Will’.
(base form) Rest of the sentence Will I meet the teacher in the evening? Will he meet the teacher in the evening? Will she meet the teacher in the evening? Will Manoj meet the teacher in the evening? WillSheetal meet the teacher in the evening? Will you meet the teacher in the evening? Will we meet the teacher in the evening? Will they meet the teacher in the evening? Will Manoj and I meet the teacher in the evening? Will Neha and Manoj meet the teacher in the evening?Here is another example of questions about the future using ‘Will’.
Am/Is/Are Subject Goingto+Verb
(base form) Rest of the sentence Am I going to meet the teacher in the evening? Is he going to meet the teacher in the evening? Is she going to meet the teacher in the evening? Is Manoj going to meet the teacher in the evening? Is Sheetal going to meet the teacher in the evening? Are you going to meet the teacher in the evening? Are we going to meet the teacher in the evening? Are they going to meet the teacher in the evening? Are Manoj and I going to meet the teacher in the evening? Are Neha and Manoj going to meet the teacher in the evening?Here is another example of questions about the future using ‘going to’.
(base form) Rest of the sentence Am I going to meet the teacher in the evening? Is he going to meet the teacher in the evening? Is she going to meet the teacher in the evening? Is Manoj going to meet the teacher in the evening? Is Sheetal going to meet the teacher in the evening? Are you going to meet the teacher in the evening? Are we going to meet the teacher in the evening? Are they going to meet the teacher in the evening? Are Manoj and I going to meet the teacher in the evening? Are Neha and Manoj going to meet the teacher in the evening?Here is another example of questions about the future using ‘going to’.
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