English has no Future Tense

[@noorsarkar8050]

Thank you sir.....

[@schatterjee8339]

Amazing! Did never think this way. Thanks for the video, sir. Expecting more such videos.

[@drjaydeepchakrabarty]

Thanks, soon

[@saptarshipain5859]

Amazingly explained. In my childhood days I used to think that, in the case of “verb forms”, why there is no such category called “future form", while there are two other categories called “past” and “present”, but never got the satisfactory answer. But still I have a confusion Sir. As there is no “future tense”, then what is the necessity to add the “past participle” verb form instead of “future” form in the chapter of “tense”??? I mean, either we could have read there only two verb forms rather than three or “past participle” verb forms could have been included in the chapter of “participles” with “present participle” and “perfect participle”.

[@ejazhussain8739]

So, it's done ✅

[@salimbarbhuiya9412]

Thank you, sir.

[@kedarmeena46]

Right sir ji

[@rahulmahata8470]

It's good to see you sir after a long break. 😊😊😊

[@drjaydeepchakrabarty]

Glad to hear from you, was a bit preoccupied with regular academic duties