Future Forms Worksheets
Related ELA Standard: L.4.1
There are number of different word forms set that set in the future tense. The primary purpose of future word forms fit into four basic categories. Predicts of statement of future facts will often use the word “will” to indicate that it is a mere fact that something is emanate. You can also state your future intention with the phrase “going to”. We would use this phrase, if we are not certain that an event will occur. You can also use the future tense to indicate an agreed arrangement was made. Arrangements are not facts, but just an agreed intention. You can also use future forms to discuss a scheduled event, such as the departure time of a cruise or airplane. These worksheets will walk students through the proper usage of future forms in sentences and paragraphs.
Future Forms Worksheets:
Will I Be Going To – There are two ways to express that you are talking about something that is going to happen in the future.
My Talks – Study the guidelines for using will and going to. Then correct each sentence by rewriting it in the future tense.
Writing about the Future – Answer each question in a complete sentence, using the correct future form.
Will or Going To? – Underline the correct answer.
Simple Future Form – The simple future tense expresses an action that has not yet happened.
What's Abby Going To Do? – Read Abby's schedule. Then answer each question using a complete sentence.
Turn The Corner – Turn each phrase into a sentence using the simple future form.
My Future – What will your life be like when you grow up? Write 5 original sentences about your future, using the future form.
Writing about the Future – Answer each question using the future structure. Follow the example.
Future Tense – The simple future tense expresses an action that has not yet happened.
Simple Future Tense – The simple future tense expresses an action that has not yet happened.
What Will It Be? – Write the simple future form of each verb below.
Will/Going to – Fill in the blanks with the correct future form. On the line to the left, write the reason for your choice.
Second Sentences – Write the second sentence using the correct future form.
Very Tensy– The simple future tense expresses an action that has not yet happened.
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