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Future Tense

Future tense: stem + -ऊँगा/-एगा/-एँगे etc.

Learning Goal

Can express future plans and intentions using the Hindi future tense with correct person/gender suffixes

Exam Skills:WritingSpeaking

Look at these examples. Can you spot the grammar pattern?

मैं कल जाऊँगा।

I will go tomorrow.

वह आएगी।

She will come.

तुम क्या खाओगे?

What will you eat?

हम सब मिलकर काम करेंगे।

We will all work together.

Pay attention to the highlighted parts. What do they have in common?

भविष्य काल — Future Tense

Hindi future adds suffixes directly to the verb stem. Suffixes encode person + gender + number.

PersonM.SgF.SgM.PlF.Pl
मैं-ऊँगा-ऊँगी——
तू-एगा-एगी——
तुम-ओगे-ओगी——
आप/वे-एँगे-एँगी-एँगे-एँगी
वह-एगा-एगी——

Example: खाना (to eat) → मैं खाऊँगा, तुम खाओगे, वह खाएगा.

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The suffix system encodes three things at once (person, gender, number), causing frequent confusion. 🇬🇧 English: English future 'will eat' is invariable. Hindi's 8+ suffix variants feel overwhelming.

मैं कल जाऊँगा।

I will go tomorrow.

Male speaker: stem जा + ऊँगा (1st person M).

वह आएगी।

She will come.

Female 3rd person: stem आ + एगी (3rd F).

तुम क्या खाओगे?

What will you eat?

तुम form (male): stem खा + ओगे.

हम सब मिलकर काम करेंगे।

We will all work together.

Plural: stem कर + एँगे (M.PL).

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Frequently asked questions

When do you use Future Tense?
Hindi future adds suffixes directly to the verb stem. Suffixes encode person + gender + number .
How do you form Future Tense?
Example: खाना (to eat) → मैं खाऊँगा , तुम खाओगे , वह खाएगा .
What are common mistakes with Future Tense?
The suffix system encodes three things at once (person, gender, number), causing frequent confusion. 🇬🇧 English: English future 'will eat' is invariable. Hindi's 8+ suffix variants feel overwhelming.

Related grammar topics

Previous topic: Progressive TenseNext topic: Want & Can (चाहना/सकना)

Also in Verbs

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  • Present Habitual Tense (करता हूँ)
  • Simple Past Tense
  • The ने Construction (Transitive Past)
  • Imperative: Commands with तू, तुम and आप
  • Progressive Tense
  • Want & Can (चाहना/सकना)
  • Experience Verbs
  • The Conjunctive Participle (-kar)A2
  • Compound VerbsA2
  • Causative VerbsA2
  • The Passive VoiceA2
  • Obligation: chahiye, hai and parnaA2
  • Participial AdjectivesA2
  • The SubjunctiveA2
  • Transitive and Intransitive PairsA2
  • The Many Uses of lagnaA2
  • The Full Range of honaA2
  • Conjunct Verbs: Noun plus karnaB1
  • pana against saknaB1
  • Keeping On: rahna and jana as AspectB1
  • Time with ParticiplesB1
  • More Vector VerbsB1
  • The Tense and Aspect SystemB2
  • Verb Valency and GovernmentB2
  • Degrees of InferenceB2
  • Fine Aspect ChoicesC1

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