Future Simple
Simple future is used for things that will happen once or do not take place over an extended period of time.
I will write a letter next week.
She will buy milk at the store.
They will see you tomorrow.
For simple future, we'll still use the “helping word”
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, meaning I hear.
- Take the present tense





- Drop the
, giving 




- Add
, giving 





- Add the normal endings.
And here's the result:
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FYI: The Greek for future simple is
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