Explanation:
We need to fill in each blank with the
future tense form of the given verb. In English, the simple future tense is usually made with
"will" + base verb (e.g., *will eat*, *will play*). For all these sentences, since no special context (like promises, predictions, or plans) suggests using “going to”, and the worksheet asks for “future tense verb form”, the standard answer is
will + infinitive (base verb).
Let’s go one by one:
1. I ___ pizza tomorrow. (eat)
→ Subject: *I* → will eat
✔ will eat
2. The dinosaurs ___ soccer tomorrow. (play)
→ Subject: *The dinosaurs* (plural) → will play
✔ will play
3. They ___ shopping tomorrow. (go)
→ *They* → will go
✔ will go
4. He ___ tomorrow. (fly)
→ *He* (third person singular) → will fly
✔ will fly
5. It ___ tomorrow. (rain)
→ *It* → will rain
✔ will rain
6. She ___ the soccer ball tomorrow. (kick)
→ *She* → will kick
✔ will kick
7. You ___ a movie tomorrow. (watch)
→ *You* → will watch
✔ will watch
8. We ___ our homework tomorrow. (do)
→ *We* → will do
✔ will do
9. I ___ my friend tomorrow. (help)
→ *I* → will help
✔ will help
10. Some elephants ___ some cake tomorrow. (have)
→ *Some elephants* (plural) → will have
✔ will have
Double-check: All subjects match correctly with “will” + base verb — no -s endings needed because “will” already handles tense; the verb stays in base form.
Final Answer:
1. will eat
2. will play
3. will go
4. will fly
5. will rain
6. will kick
7. will watch
8. will do
9. will help
10. will have
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of tenses worksheet for grade 6.
