WorksheetsFuture tenses
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 16mins
We ... a maths test next week and I’m worried about it!
have
are having
are going to have
He ... for a job when school finishes.
looks
is looking
is going to look
The history lesson ... at nine o’clock. It’s always at ten o’clock.
doesn’t start
isn’t starting
isn’t going to start
They ... married next month.
get
are getting
are going to get
Let’s go to the cinema. When ... ?
does the film start
is the film starting
is the film going to start
... the dance club this year?
Do you join
Are you joining
Are you going to join
I ... in the race tomorrow. I hope I win!
run
am running
am going to run
The buses to London ... three times a day.
leave
are leaving
are going to leave
My parents ... be happy when I pass all my exams.
will
may
Lucy ... go out tonight, but she’s not sure.
may
will
I know it ... rain today – look at the sunny sky.
might not
won't
Don’t believe everything you read on the internet – it ... not be true.
might
will
I promise I ... send you a postcard from Italy.
may
will
Alex ... come with us, but he doesn’t know yet.
might
will
Are you sure that the schools of the future ... be online?
may
will
My sister isn’t certain – she ... go swimming later.
may not
won't
Jenny ... win the race – she’s the fastest runner.
might
will
Nick could help us, but he ... be busy right now. Let’s find out.
may
will
Use the present simple, present continuous, going to or will.
... (you / make) lunch when you get home later?
(a)
Use the present simple, present continuous, going to or will.
Don’t worry. I’m sure everything ... (be) OK.
(a)
Use the present simple, present continuous, going to or will.
The girls ... (go) to the football match tomorrow. They have their tickets.
(a)
Use the present simple, present continuous, going to or will.
When ... (you / start) school every day?
(a)
Use the present simple, present continuous, going to or will.
Do you promise you ... (help) me with my homework?
(a)
Use the present simple, present continuous, going to or will.
They ... (have) a party on Saturday night.
(a)
Use the present simple, present continuous, going to or will.
The music festival ... (end) on Sunday night.
(a)
