The Future Tense.+The future tense is formed by combining shall or will with the root infinitive, without to.

This tense prefixes the auxiliary shall or will to the present: thus, 1.

Thou canst not yet repent, hereafter thou shall; a black cloud of sin as yet obnubilates thy soul, terrifies thy conscience, but this cloud may conceive a rainbow at the last, and be quite dissipated by repentance.

The great art, however, in the modern science of husbandry has been to obtain an animal that shall not only have the utmost beauty of form of which the species is capable, but, at the same time, a constitution free from all taint, a frame that shall rapidly attain bulk and stature, and a disposition so kindly that every quantum of food it takes shall, without drawback or procrastination, be eliminated into fat and muscle.

Command myself, my body, purse, As thine own goods take all, And as my ever dearest friend, I ever use thee shall.