The future tense of the verb in azerbaijan and russian languages

Abstract

In modern Azerbaijani language, the future tense means that the action, situation, action will be performed at a later time than when the conversation took place. Therefore, it expresses actions that have not yet been implemented. That is why the future tense is used relatively little in the lan- guage if compared to the past and present tense. There are definite and indefinite forms of the future tense in the Azerbaijani language. The definite future tense is formed with the suffixes -ar, -er, and - ar, -er, and the non-definite future tense. In Russian, the simple future tense is formed from definite verbs. What will I do?, what will we do?, what will you do?, what will you do?, what will you do? What will he do? answers their questions. The simple form of the future tense of verbs is characte- ristic of perfect verbs, it shows the completion of the action: схошу, умоешься, прочитаю, нарисуем. Future tense verbs vary by person. The compound future tense is formed with the parti- cipation of the verb быть (буду, будем; будешь, чуду; будет, буду).