Near Future Tense Practice worksheet - Free Printable

Of course! This worksheet is designed to practice the Near Future Tense (also known as "going to" future) in English by translating it into Spanish. The key is to use the correct conjugation of the verb “ir” (to go) + “a” + the infinitive form of the main verb.

Here’s how to solve each one:

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🔑 Key Structure:

[Subject] + voy / vas / va / vamos / vais / van + a + [infinitive verb]

But since the worksheet asks for the translation of the whole phrase, we translate the entire “I’m going to...” construction into its Spanish equivalent.

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✔ Solutions with Explanations:

1. I’m going to go = Voy a ir
→ *I* = yo → voy; *go* = ir

2. you (pl) are going to buy = Vosotros vais a comprar *(Spain)* or Ustedes van a comprar *(Latin America)*
→ *you (plural)* = vosotros/ustedes → vais/van; *buy* = comprar

3. I’m going to rest = Voy a descansar
→ *rest* = descansar

4. I’m going to have = Voy a tener
→ *have* = tener

5. we are going to have = Vamos a tener
→ *we* = nosotros → vamos

6. you (pl) are going to drink = Vosotros vais a beber or Ustedes van a beber
→ *drink* = beber

7. she’s going to do = Ella va a hacer
→ *she* = ella → va; *do* = hacer

8. he’s going to relax = Él va a relajarse
→ *relax* = relajarse (reflexive verb — note the “se”)

9. I’m going to travel = Voy a viajar
→ *travel* = viajar

10. we’re going to go = Vamos a ir
→ *go* = ir

11. I’m going to stay = Voy a alojarme
→ *stay* = alojarse (reflexive — again, note “me”)

12. he’s going to visit = Él va a visitar
→ *visit* = visitar

13. we’re going to sunbathe = Vamos a tomar el sol
→ *sunbathe* = tomar el sol (literal: “take the sun” — idiomatic expression)

14. I’m going to see = Voy a ver
→ *see* = ver

15. I’m going to do = Voy a hacer
→ *do* = hacer

16. we’re going to take photos = Vamos a sacar fotos
→ *take photos* = sacar fotos

17. it’s going to be = Va a ser
→ *it* = ello/eso → va; *be* = ser

18. you (sg) are going to buy = Tú vas a comprar *(informal)* or Usted va a comprar *(formal)*
→ *you (singular)* = tú/usted → vas/va

19. I’m going to eat = Voy a comer
→ *eat* = comer

20. they’re going to go out = Ellos van a salir
→ *they* = ellos → van; *go out* = salir

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📝 Final Answer Sheet:

1. Voy a ir
2. Vosotros vais a comprar / Ustedes van a comprar
3. Voy a descansar
4. Voy a tener
5. Vamos a tener
6. Vosotros vais a beber / Ustedes van a beber
7. Ella va a hacer
8. Él va a relajarse
9. Voy a viajar
10. Vamos a ir
11. Voy a alojarme
12. Él va a visitar
13. Vamos a tomar el sol
14. Voy a ver
15. Voy a hacer
16. Vamos a sacar fotos
17. Va a ser
18. Tú vas a comprar / Usted va a comprar
19. Voy a comer
20. Ellos van a salir

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✔ Tip: In Spanish, reflexive verbs (like *relajarse*, *alojarse*) require the reflexive pronoun (*me, te, se, nos, os, se*) attached to the infinitive or placed before the conjugated verb. Here, since we’re using “ir a + infinitive,” the pronoun goes attached to the infinitive: *relajarse*, *alojarme*.

Let me know if you’d like this in a printable format or want to practice conjugating other tenses! 😊