The Simple Future Tense in Thai language is formed by using the “ja” particle before the verb. This form is used to express a future event or action that has yet to take place. It is similar to the English future tense expressed by the word “will” before a verb. The “ja” particle in Thai language is often replaced by “will” in English and is a vital grammar point when studying Thai language. The sentences below will provide you with a practical guide to grasp the simple future tense in Thai grammar.

Sentence Completion: Fill in the blanks with appropriate future tense

Sentence Completion: Write the correct future tense form of the verbs in brackets