Read the short story and fill in all 10 blanks with the correct simple future form (will, won’t, going to).
Read the following passage and identify the simple future tense verbs:
"The phone is ringing!" B: "Don't worry, I (will get / am going to get) it."
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Write your own sentences using the simple future tense:
Read the context of each sentence and select whether "will" or "be going to" fits best based on the rules discussed above.
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(A pre-arranged plan; the flight is already booked)
Try writing down three things you will do spontaneously today, and three things you are going to do as part of your scheduled routine tomorrow.
__________________________________________________ Write your own sentences using the simple future
Simple Future Tense is primarily used to describe actions that haven't happened yet but are expected to occur. It is commonly formed using two main structures: "will + base verb" for spontaneous decisions and predictions, and "be going to + base verb" for planned actions or intentions. Helpful Grammar Review Spontaneous Action "I'll help you with those bags." Predictions Be going to
Complete each sentence by using the simple future tense ("will" + verb) of the word in parentheses. She ________ (visit) her grandmother tomorrow. They ________ (go) to the zoo next weekend. I ________ (buy) a new pair of shoes soon. The sun ________ (rise) at 6 a.m. tomorrow. We ________ (travel) to Japan next year. The teacher ________ (explain) the lesson tomorrow. He ________ (not/come) to the party tonight. Exercise 2: Sentence Transformation Change the following affirmative sentences into interrogative : "I will write a letter." : "I will not (won't) write a letter." Interrogative : "Will I write a letter?" They will share their sweets. Ben will break the rules. It will be rainy next week. We will eat in a restaurant. Exercise 3: Word Scramble
