Simple future tense

Last Updated : Oct 21, 2024 |
Prolog information
Use future tense to describe events or actions that will occur in the future.
Examples
After signing up, you will receive a confirmation email.
If you disable entry tones, you will not be notified when someone joins a meeting.
Do not use future tense as a substitute for present tense.
Preferred
Discouraged
The Extended Absence greeting overrides all intercom operations.
The Extended Absence greeting will override all intercom operations.
Before you can add the trusted server to the system, you need the following information.
Before you can add the trusted server to the system, you will need the following information.
You can use other web servers, but you must configure the other servers manually.
You can use other web servers, but you will have to configure the other servers manually.
You must make these changes each time that you update the application.
You will have to make these changes each time that you update the application.