Simple future Tense : This is used to indicate an action that is still to take place.  ‘ Shall ‘  is used in the first person and ‘ Will ‘ with the second and third persons.

Structure :  Subject + Shall/ Will + Verb ( root form)

• We shall see you again next Sunday.
• I shall be 46 years of age next year.
• I shall see him tomorrow.
• She will not go to school tommow.
• Rahul and Raichal will go to Dubai next week.
• You will be alright within a couple of weeks.
• Jose, ” Murali is in hospital “
• Rahul, ” Oh really? I didn’t know.  I will go and visit him.

Note :  However in modern English the difference between ‘ I shall ‘ and  ‘I will ‘ is gradually disappearing and mostly these two expressions are reduced to  ‘I ‘ll ‘ (short form of ‘ I will ‘) and it has become most acceptable in written English as well as spoken English.

Example:

• We ‘ll see you again next Sunday.
• I ‘ll be 46 years of age next year.
• I ‘ll see him tomorrow.