Simple Future Tense

Simple Future Tense

Subject + will + Verb 1

or

Subject + going to + Verb 1

What is Simple Future Tense used for?

• To talk about things that haven't happened yet, things that will happen in the future (tomorrow, in an hour, one month from now, and so on).

How do we use Simple Future Tense?

• Like this: Subject + will + Verb 1 + Rest of the Sentence

• I (Subject) + will + eat (Verb 1) + a cupcake tomorrow (rest of the sentence)

• I will eat a cupcake tomorrow.

• Remember, we don't have to change a verb's spelling for Simple Future Tense.

Multiple Choice

Choose the Simple Future Tense!

I _____ _____ my homework tonight.

• will do

• am doing

• was doing

Multiple Choice

Choose the Simple Future Tense!

They _____ _____ two books next month.

• are reading

• will read

• were reading

Multiple Choice

Choose the Simple Future Tense!

My family _____ _____ to Spain for the holidays.

• are traveling

• will travel

• have travel

Multiple Choice

Choose the Simple Future Tense!

Next year, FC Barcelona _____ _____ the Champions League.

• are winning

• have won

• will win

How do we use Simple Future Tense?

• Or like this: Subject + (am / is / are) + going to + Verb 1 + Rest of the Sentence

• Veronica + (am / is / are) + going to + learn (Verb 1) + mathematics next weekend.

• Veronica is going to learn mathematics next weekend.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct Simple Future Tense!

Mimi _____ with us again tomorrow.

• is going to play

• are going to play

• am going to play

• is going to plays

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct Simple Future Tense!

I _____ a goal in the upcoming match.

• is going to score

• are going to score

• am going to score

• am going to scored

Multiple Choice

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Tonight, the janitors _____ the whole building.

• are going to clean

• is going to clean

• are going to cleaning

• am going to clean

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct Simple Future Tense!

At 8 PM, we _____ _____ our clothes.

• are washing

• will wash

• will washing

• were washing

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct Simple Future Tense!

When the bell rings, we _____ the classroom.

• have left

• are leaving

• will leave

• will leaves

Simple Future Negative

• Negative means no.

• We use Simple Future Negative to talk about something that will not happen.

• Like this: Subject + will + not + Verb 1 + Rest of the Sentence.

• I (Subject) + will + not + steal (Verb 1) + anything from anyone (rest of the sentence).

• I will not steal anything from anyone.

Multiple Choice

Choose the Simple Future Negative!

My friends _____ mice.

• will not touch

• will not touched

• will not touching

Multiple Choice

Choose the Simple Future Negative!

Because we are good students, we _____ our teachers.

• will disrespect

• will not disrespects

• will not disrespect

Multiple Choice

Choose the Simple Future Negative!

I _____ cockroaches.

• will fear

• will not fear

• will not feared

Multiple Choice

Choose the Simple Future Negative!

Mrs. Anderson _____ before her 60th birthday.

• will not retires

• will retire

• will not retire

Multiple Choice

Choose the Simple Future Negative!

Jacob _____ any mail until the storm clears.

• will not deliver

• will deliver

• will not delivers

Simple Future Negative

• Or like this: Subject + (is / am / are) + not + going to + Verb 1 + Rest of the Sentence

• Jeremiah (Subject) + (is / am / are) + not + going to + exit (Verb 1) + the classroom before he's finished his work (rest of the sentence).

• Jeremiah is not going to exit the classroom before he's finished his work.

Multiple Choice

Choose the Simple Future Negative!

Michael _____ without cooking oil.

• is not going to cook

• am not going to cook

• are not going to cook

Multiple Choice

Choose the Simple Future Negative!

Because I have homework, I _____ soccer after school.

• am going to play

• is going to play

• am not going to play

• are not going to play

Multiple Choice

Choose the Simple Future Negative!

The basketball players _____ this weekend because of a power outage.

• is not going to compete

• are going to compete

• am not going to compete

• are not going to compete

Multiple Choice

Choose the Simple Future Negative!

The cat and the mice _____ together.

• will play

• are not going to play

• are playing

• are going to play

Multiple Choice

Choose the Simple Future Negative!

I _____ the teacher when class is in session.

• am not going to disturb

• am going to disturb

• will disturb

• am not going to disturbs

Simple Future Interrogative

• We use Simple Future Interrogative to ask questions.

• Like this: Will + Subject + Verb 1 + Rest of the Sentence

• Will (Subject) + Mimi (Subject) + eat (Verb 1) + my sandwich?

• Will Mimi eat my tuna sandwich?

Simple future Interrogative

• Or like this: (Am / Is / Are) + Subject + going to + Verb 1 + Rest of the Sentence

• Why is (Am / Is / Are) + Mimi (Subject) + going to + eat (Verb 1) + my sandwich?

• Why is Mimi going to eat my sandwich?

• Am I going to eat Mimi?

Multiple Choice

Choose the Simple Future Interrogative!

_____ Dora _____ her book to school?

• will / brought

• will / bring

• going to / bring

• going to / brought

Multiple Choice

Choose the Simple Future Interrogative!

Are we _____ _____ aliens in the future?

• will fight

• will fighting

• going to fight

• going to fighting

Multiple Choice

Choose the Simple Future Interrogative!

_____ the hamster _____ me?

• will / bite

• will / bites

• going to bite

• going to bites

Multiple Choice

Choose the Simple Future Interrogative!

_____ I _____ this plate of steak in front of me?

• will / devour

• will / devouring

• going to / devour

• going to / devouring

Multiple Choice

Choose the Simple Future Interrogative!

Are they _____ _____ in the wilderness?

• will / survive

• will / survived

• going to / survive

• going to / survived