|valign = " top " | Usage of the simple future form, that is typical for South-West dialects of Belarusian, is accepted alongside the widely used complex future form.
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Both of the examples you gave above sound a bit strange and jilted with the simple future ( " irai " / " envoyerai " ), those are for more distant or more abstract things.
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And'shall'is simple future ( except with the 2nd person, where it carries connotations of desire on the 2nd person's part ) .-- TALK ) 15 : 17, 14 October 2011 ( UTC)
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What the lawyer has created is a life estate in Blackacre to T's children, a successive life estate in Blackacre to T's grandchildren, followed by a fee simple future interest in T's great-grandchildren.
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Instead of " I remembered ", " you remembered ", etc ., these forms signify " I remember ", " you remember ", etc . Latin defective verbs also possess regularly formed pluperfect forms ( with a simple past tense meaning ) and future perfect forms ( with a simple future tense meaning ).
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The distinction between " shall " ( for first-person simple future, and second-and third-person emphatic future ) and " will " ( second-and third-person simple future, first-person emphatic future ), maintained by many in England, does not exist in Hiberno-English, with " will " generally used in all cases.
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The distinction between " shall " ( for first-person simple future, and second-and third-person emphatic future ) and " will " ( second-and third-person simple future, first-person emphatic future ), maintained by many in England, does not exist in Hiberno-English, with " will " generally used in all cases.
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Sound changes in Vulgar Latin made future forms difficult to distinguish from other verb forms ( e . g ., " amabit " " he will love " vs . " amavit " " he loved " ), and the Latin simple future forms were gradually replaced by grammaticalized one of these periphrastic constructions for expressing the future tense; none of them has preserved the original Latin future.
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Imperfective verbs have a present tense, past tense, compound future tense ( except for " by " " to be ", which has a simple future " bd " etc ., this in turn being used to form the compound future of other verbs ), subjunctive / conditional ( formed with the detachable particle " by " ), imperatives, an infinitive, present participle, present gerund and past participle.
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Futurity can be expressed in three ways other than the simple future form : using the present tense form of " to go " as in " Vou ver Jo�o esta tarde " " I _ go to _ see John this afternoon "; using the present tense form of one verb meaning " to have " as in " Temos que ver Jo�o hoje " " We _ have that to _ see John today "; and using the present tense form of another verb also meaning " to have " as in " Hei-de ver Jo�o amanh?" " I _ have-of to _ see John tomorrow ".
