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Simple Future Tense Exercises with Answers (Free PDF Worksheets)

Our Simple Future Tense worksheets provide fun and practical exercises to help you practice forming sentences using “will” and “be going to.” With these activities, you’ll strengthen your ability to talk confidently about the future in English.

Take some time to review the following articles to strengthen your understanding of the simple future tense.

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The simple future tense is used to talk about actions or events that will happen later. It helps us describe plans, make promises, predict what might happen, and express decisions made at the moment.

Simple Future Tense Worksheet 1: Fill in the Blanks

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Answer:

  1. He will visit his uncle next weekend.
  2. I will not watch TV tonight; I have homework.
  3. Will you come to the meeting tomorrow?
  4. We will travel to the mountains on Sunday.
  5. She will not drink coffee in the evening.
  6. They will play tennis after lunch.
  7. Will he buy a house next year?
  8. Will you call me later tonight?
  9. She will send the documents before noon.
  10. I will finish the report by tomorrow morning.
  11. He will not join us for dinner tonight.
  12. Will you help me with this work?
  13. Will they see the new movie this weekend?
  14. Will she start her new job next month?
  15. We will visit our grandparents on Friday.

Simple Future Tense Worksheet 2: Make Negative Sentences and Correct Mistakes

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Answers:

Make the sentences negative.

  1. He won’t read the book tonight.
  2. They won’t visit the museum on Sunday.
  3. We won’t call you tomorrow morning.
  4. My dad won’t cook dinner later.
  5. She won’t buy a new dress.
  6. It won’t snow heavily this winter.

Find the mistakes and correct them.

  1. Will you come to the party?
    Incorrect: Will you coming
    Correct: Will you come
  2. She will go to the store later.
    Incorrect: will goes
    Correct: will go
  3. Will he play football tomorrow?
    Incorrect: Will he playing
    Correct: Will he play
  4. He won’t buy a new car.
    Incorrect: won’t buys
    Correct: won’t buy
  5. We will clean the house tonight.
    Incorrect: will cleaning
    Correct: will clean
  6. My brother won’t study tonight.
    Incorrect: won’t studying
    Correct: won’t study

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Simple Future Tense Exercises

Simple Future Tense Exercise 1: Fill in the blanks

Use “will” + base verb.

  1. She ______ (travel) to Japan next year.
  2. I ______ (call) you later.
  3. We ______ (have) a meeting tomorrow.
  4. They ______ (finish) their homework soon.
  5. It ______ (rain) tonight.
  6. You ______ (be) happy with the results.
  7. Tom ______ (help) me with the project.
  8. My parents ______ (visit) us next weekend.
  9. He ______ (not/come) to the party.
  10. I ______ (buy) some groceries after work.
  11. Sarah ______ (not/like) the movie.
  12. We ______ (study) for the exam together.
  13. They ______ (arrive) at 5 PM.
  14. He ______ (play) basketball with his friends.
  15. I ______ (write) a letter to my cousin.

Answer:

  1. will travel
  2. will call
  3. will have
  4. will finish
  5. will rain
  6. will be
  7. will help
  8. will visit
  9. will not come
  10. will buy
  11. will not like
  12. will study
  13. will arrive
  14. will play
  15. will write

Simple Future Tense Exercise 2: Multiple Choice

Choose the correct form.

  1. I ______ help you with your homework.
    a) will b) am c) have
  2. They ______ visit their grandparents next week.
    a) are b) will c) is
  3. She ______ call you tonight.
    a) will b) does c) was
  4. We ______ be late for the movie.
    a) will b) am c) is
  5. The teacher ______ explain the lesson tomorrow.
    a) will b) does c) did

Answer:

  1. a) will
  2. b) will
  3. a) will
  4. a) will
  5. a) will

Simple Future Tense Exercise 3: Make Negative Sentences

Rewrite these sentences in negative form.

  1. She will travel to Paris. → ______
  2. We will attend the meeting. → ______
  3. I will eat sushi. → ______
  4. They will visit the museum. → ______
  5. He will watch the match. → ______

Answer:

  1. She will not travel to Paris.
  2. We will not attend the meeting.
  3. I will not eat sushi.
  4. They will not visit the museum.
  5. He will not watch the match.

Simple Future Tense Exercise 4: Make Questions

Turn these sentences into questions.

  1. You will help me. → ______
  2. She will cook dinner. → ______
  3. They will go to the zoo. → ______
  4. He will visit his friend. → ______
  5. I will call you tonight. → ______

Answer:

  1. Will you help me?
  2. Will she cook dinner?
  3. Will they go to the zoo?
  4. Will he visit his friend?
  5. Shall I call you tonight?
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Simple Future Tense Exercises with Answers (Free PDF Worksheets) — Practice Quiz

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Q1

Question 1: Which sentence correctly uses the simple future tense?

Question 1 options
"He will visit his uncle next weekend" correctly uses 'will' + the base verb 'visit.' The other options incorrectly add -ing or -s to the verb after 'will,' which is a common mistake highlighted in the article's error-correction exercises.
Q2

Question 2: In the simple future tense, the negative form of 'will' uses the base verb with an -s ending, for example: 'She won't buys a new car.'

Question 2 options
This is false. After 'won't' (will not), we always use the base form of the verb without any ending. The correct form is 'She won't buy a new car,' as shown in the article's error-correction section.
Q3

Question 3: She ______ call you tonight.

Question 3 options
The simple future tense is formed with 'will' + the base form of the verb. 'Will' is the correct auxiliary for the simple future. 'Does,' 'was,' and 'has' do not form the simple future tense.
Q4

Question 4: Match each incorrect future tense form with its correct version.

Question 4 options
Will you coming?
She will goes to the store.
He won't buys a new car.
We will cleaning the house.
We will clean the house.
Will you come?
He won't buy a new car.
She will go to the store.

Select an item on the left, then tap its match on the right.

In the simple future tense, 'will' and 'won't' are always followed by the base form of the verb. Adding -ing, -s, or -es after 'will/won't' is incorrect. These corrections are taken directly from the article's error-correction exercises.
Q5

Question 5: What is the correct negative form of 'They will visit the museum'?

Question 5 options
To make a simple future sentence negative, we add 'not' after 'will.' The correct form is 'They will not visit the museum.' The verb stays in its base form; we do not change 'visit' to 'visiting,' 'visited,' or 'visits.'

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