Understanding Future Tense in Verbs

The video tutorial introduces the future tense of verbs, explaining its use to describe actions that will occur in the future. It provides examples and demonstrates how to form the future tense by adding 'will' or 'shall' to the main verb. The tutorial includes an activity for students to practice identifying future tense verbs in sentences.

What is the main topic of today's lesson?

• Past tense of verbs

• Conditional tense of verbs

• Present tense of verbs

• Future tense of verbs

Which of the following is an example of a future plan?

• I visited my grandparents.

• I am visiting my grandparents.

• I will visit my grandparents.

• I visit my grandparents.

What does the future tense of a verb indicate?

• An action that is hypothetical

• An action happening now

• An action that will happen in the future

• An action that happened in the past

How do you form the future tense of a verb?

• Add 'ed' to the verb

• Add 'will' or 'shall' to the verb

• Use 'is' or 'are' with the verb

• Use 'was' or 'were' with the verb

Which sentence correctly uses the future tense?

• I finish my project now.

• I shall finish my project yesterday.

• I finished my project last week.

• I will finish my project next week.

What word is used to indicate a future action in the sentence: 'I will attend a birthday party tomorrow'?

• Tomorrow

• Attend

• Will

• Birthday

Which of the following is NOT a time indicator for future tense?

• Tomorrow

• Yesterday

• Next week

• Later

Identify the future tense in the sentence: 'We will clean our classroom tomorrow.'

• Clean

• Tomorrow

• Will clean

• Our classroom

In the sentence 'Peter will meet Mary on Friday', which word indicates the future tense?

• Peter

• Meet

• Will

• Friday

What is the future tense of the verb in the sentence: 'I shall pass the exam next week'?

• Pass

• Shall pass

• Exam

• Next week