Let’s go through each sentence one by one. The instruction is to write the
future tense of the verb in parentheses.
In English, the most common way to form the future tense is with
“will” + base verb.
For example:
- “craft” → “will craft” (as shown in the first sentence)
We’ll apply this rule to every sentence.
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1. My dad (craft) →
will craft ✔ (already given)
2. He (mow) →
will mow
3. I (watch) →
will watch
4. Sam (pick) →
will pick
5. We (serve) →
will serve
6. I (pack) →
will pack
7. Grandma (bake) →
will bake
8. He (paint) →
will paint
9. Emma (hike) →
will hike
10. The train (stop) →
will stop
11. I (wave) →
will wave
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All verbs are regular and follow the same pattern: just add “will” before the base verb.
Final Answer:
will mow
will watch
will pick
will serve
will pack
will bake
will paint
will hike
will stop
will wave
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of future tense verbs worksheet.