Let’s go through each sentence one by one and figure out the tense of the verb.
We’re looking for
future tenses — specifically, we need to tell if it’s:
- Simple Future (will + base verb)
- Future Continuous (will be + -ing verb)
- Future with “going to” (am/is/are going to + base verb)
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1.
We will be playing soccer at 4 p.m.
→ “will be playing” = future continuous → action happening at a specific time in the future.
2.
I will finish my homework.
→ “will finish” = simple future → just stating something that will happen.
3.
We will have a party next week.
→ “will have” = simple future → planning or predicting an event.
4.
We are going to visit the beach.
→ “are going to visit” = future with “going to” → plan or intention.
5.
We will go for a quick stroll.
→ “will go” = simple future → decision or prediction.
6.
We will attend the concert.
→ “will attend” = simple future → formal or planned future action.
7.
Fireworks will begin at midnight.
→ “will begin” = simple future → scheduled event.
8.
I will be learning piano next week.
→ “will be learning” = future continuous → ongoing action in the future.
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Final Answer:
1. Future Continuous
2. Simple Future
3. Simple Future
4. Future with “going to”
5. Simple Future
6. Simple Future
7. Simple Future
8. Future Continuous
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of verb worksheet 5th grade.
