The verb to withdraw · Conjugation
Future Simple of withdraw
The answer: will withdraw
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A decision made now, a promise or a prediction.
Quick answer
The Future Simple of the verb to withdraw is will withdraw.
Example: I will withdraw money tomorrow.
Full conjugation in the Future Simple
| Pronoun | Form | Contraction |
|---|---|---|
| I | will withdraw | I'll withdraw |
| You | will withdraw | You'll withdraw |
| He / She / It | will withdraw | He'll / She'll / It'll withdraw |
| We | will withdraw | We'll withdraw |
| You (pl.) | will withdraw | You'll withdraw |
| They | will withdraw | They'll withdraw |
Common mistakes to avoid
1. I will to withdraw ❌
After will, use the base form, with no to: I will withdraw. Will never takes -s, and the verb after it has no -s either. Say she will withdraw, not she wills withdraw or she will withdraws.
2. I will can withdraw ❌
Will is a modal verb (a helper verb like can, must or should). Two modal verbs cannot go together. Use will be able to for can: I will be able to withdraw. Use will have to for must: I will have to withdraw.
3. When I will arrive, I will call you ❌
After when, if, before, after and as soon as, use the Present Simple for the future, not will. Say When I arrive, I will call you. Will goes in the other part of the sentence.
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Frequently asked questions
How do you conjugate withdraw in the Future Simple?+
Use will + the base form (the verb with no to): will withdraw. The form is the same for every person: I will withdraw, she will withdraw, they will withdraw. In speech, will often becomes 'll: I'll withdraw.
When do you use the Future Simple of withdraw?+
Use will for a decision you make at the moment of speaking: The phone is ringing. I'll answer it. Also use it for a promise (I'll help you.) and for a prediction (I think it will rain.).
Is it will or going to?+
Use going to for a plan you made before you speak: I'm going to visit my grandma on Sunday. Use will for a decision you make now: I'm hungry. I'll make a sandwich. With withdraw: I'm going to withdraw (a plan), I'll withdraw (a decision now).
How do you make the negative of withdraw in the Future Simple?+
Use will not + the base form, or the short form won't: I won't withdraw, she won't withdraw. Careful with the spelling: the short form is won't, not willn't.
How do you make a question with withdraw in the Future Simple?+
Put will before the subject: Will you withdraw…?, When will she withdraw…? The main verb stays in the base form, with no -s and no to. Short answers: Yes, I will. / No, I won't.
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