Question

Grammar: The Future Indefinite Tense. Inform the group about the future activities or states: Model: I have the right to expect product. I shall have the right to expect. 1.I know a lot about this business. 2.Many colleges offer programs that teach students how to start and operate a business.

Answer 1

1. I will share my knowledge about this business with the team.
2. Colleges will continue to offer programs that teach students how to start and operate a business in the future.

Answer 2

The Future Indefinite Tense, also known as the Simple Future Tense, is used to inform or predict future activities or states. To convert the given sentences into the Future Indefinite Tense, you can follow this pattern:

Subject + shall/will + base form of the verb

Let's apply this to the sentences you provided:

1. I know a lot about this business.

   • In Future Indefinite Tense: I shall know a lot about this business.
   • or: I will know a lot about this business.

2. Many colleges offer programs that teach students how to start and operate a business.

   • In Future Indefinite Tense: Many colleges shall offer programs that will teach students how to start and operate a business.
   • or: Many colleges will offer programs that will teach students how to start and operate a business.

In these sentences, "shall" and "will" are used to indicate the future, and the base form of the verb (e.g., "know," "offer," "teach") is used after "shall" or "will" to express future actions or states. You can choose to use either "shall" or "will" depending on your preference; they are generally interchangeable in modern English.