U3W4 Grammar

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Future-Tense Verbs

​Future-Tense Verbs

• Verbs can show actions that happen in the present or in the past. They can also show action in the future.
• A future-tense verb describes an action that is going to happen.
• Use the special verb will to write about the future.

​Examples

My family will visit the park the weekend.
Next summer I will take my first train ride.
My family will cross the country by car.
We will stay with my grandparents.

Multiple Choice

Carla waits in the car for her dad.

• future

• present

Multiple Choice

Dad will drop Carla off at school.

• future

• present

Multiple Choice

They will go down Elm Street.

• future

• present

Multiple Choice

Carla sees the school up ahead.

• future

• present

Multiple Choice

Dad gets in the car.

• future

• present

​Future-Tense Verbs

A verb in the future-tense tells about an action that will happen
. • Use will with a verb to form the future tense.
• A future-tense verb must agree with its subject.
• The same future-tense verb is used for both singular and plural nouns.

Multiple Choice

We plant new flowers in the yard.

• We will plant new flowers in the yard.

• We planted new flowers in the yard.

• We have planted new flowers in the yard.

Multiple Choice

The rain falls into our new rain barrel.

• The rain has fallen into our new rain barrel.

• The rain fell into our new rain barrel.

• The rain will fall in our new rain barrel.

Multiple Choice

We water the flowers with the water that we collect.

• We will water the flowers with the water that we collect.

• We have watered the flowers with the water that we collected.

• We did water the flowers with the water that we collect.

Multiple Choice

Dad uses the rain in the bird bath, too.

• Dad used the rain in the bird bath, too.

• Dad will use the rain in the bird bath, too.

Capitals

The important words in a book or magazine title are always capitalized.
• The words the, and, in, of, and a are not capitalized in a title unless they are the fi rst word.
• Underline all of the words in a book or magazine title if you are handwriting it. If you are using a computer, put the title in italic type.

Multiple Choice

I checked out a book called the marching monkeys of Miami.

• The Marching Monkeys of Miami

• the marching monkeys of Miami

• The marching Monkeys of miami

Multiple Choice

My friend’s favorite book is We can sing a Song.

• We Can sing a song

• We Can Sing a Song

• We can sing a song

Multiple Choice

For my birthday, Gram gave me the book, a pair of mittens.

• A Pair of Mittens

• A pair of mittens

• A pair of Mittens

Multiple Choice

I bought Life In A Pumpkin at the book fair.

• Life in a Pumpkin

• Life In a Pumpkin

• Life in a pumpkin

Multiple Choice

Mrs. Green read Joey And Jack Go To The Moon to our class.

• Joey and Jack go to the Moon

• Joey and Jack Go To the Moon

• Joey and Jack go to the moon