Understanding the Afrikaans Future Simple Tense
The Future Simple Tense in Afrikaans is used to talk about something that will happen in the future. It's like saying 'I will do something' or 'It will rain tomorrow.'
How to Form the Future Simple Tense
To make a sentence in the Future Simple Tense, you use the word 'sal' followed by the verb. 'Sal' is like the word 'will' in English.
Important Points
- Start with the subject (the person or thing doing the action).
- Use the word 'sal' after the subject.
- Add the action word (verb) after 'sal'.
- Finish with the rest of the sentence.
Examples of the Future Simple Tense
Examples
- Ek sal na die park gaan.
- Hy sal sy huiswerk doen.
- Ons sal môre speel.
In these examples, 'Ek', 'Hy', and 'Ons' are the subjects. 'Sal' is used to show that the action will happen in the future. 'Gaan', 'doen', and 'speel' are the action words, or verbs.
Important Points to Remember
Important Points
- 'Sal' stays the same no matter who is doing the action.
- The verb does not change in the future tense.
- You can use this tense to talk about any future action, no matter how soon or far away it is.
Now you know how to talk about the future in Afrikaans! Practice making your own sentences and soon it will become easy.