Very soon, within a short time. For example, We'll be needing a new car in the near future. This term employs near in the sense of “close at hand,” a usage dating from about 1300.
Is in the near future grammatically correct?
the correct way is to say "in the near future". "The nearest future" may sound correct but grammatically it does not exist, so it is better to avoid using this expression. 'In the near future' is correct. 'Nearest' is a Superlative form used when making comparisons.
How do you use near future in a sentence?
the near future in a sentence
- I do believe a transaction will occur in the near future,
- The government is planning to privatize Iberia in the near future.
- That state of affairs will not change in the near future.
- No change in that position was expected in the near future.
