Let's complete each sentence using the
simple future tense. The simple future tense is typically formed with
"will" + base verb or
"going to" + base verb, depending on context. In most cases here, we'll use
"will" for predictions, promises, decisions, and general future actions.
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✔ Completed Sentences:
1. You children
will be the future of the country.
*(Prediction about the future)*
2. We
will paint our house next month.
*(Future plan – definite action)*
3. Don’t scold her. She
will cry.
*(Prediction based on emotion – likely result)*
4. I
will write an email to my best friend.
*(Intention / decision)*
5. They
will meet their friend tomorrow.
*(Scheduled future event)*
6. The sun
will rise at 6:00 am.
*(Natural phenomenon – predictable future event)*
7. She
will help them in an hour.
*(Future promise or intention)*
8. This weekend, my friend
will be here.
*(Future presence – planned)*
9. He
will not go to London next week.
*(Negative future decision)*
10. We
will miss you when you move to another country.
*(Emotional prediction about the future)*
11. I am afraid you
will not remember us.
*(Prediction about memory – negative outcome)*
12.
Will you
come to the party?
*(Question about future intention)*
13. When
will you
travel to England?
*(Question about future time)*
14. I
will win the game.
*(Confident prediction or intention)*
15. We
will stay outside this Sunday.
*(Future plan or decision)*
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📝 Explanation:
- The
simple future tense is used to talk about:
- Predictions (e.g., "She will cry.")
- Promises or intentions (e.g., "I will write...")
- Decisions made at the moment of speaking
- Scheduled events (e.g., "The sun will rise...")
- The structure is usually:
Subject + will + base verb
- For questions:
Will + subject + base verb?
- For negatives:
Subject + will not (won't) + base verb
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✔ Final Answer List:
1. will be
2. will paint
3. will cry
4. will write
5. will meet
6. will rise
7. will help
8. will be
9. will, go
10. will miss
11. will, remember
12. Will, come
13. will, travel
14. will win
15. will stay
Let me know if you'd like a version with "going to" instead!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of future tense worksheet pdf.