Question

simple future tense
fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verbs.
1- she ................... (visit) her grandparents next weekend.
2- they ................... (not go) to the party; they have to study.
3- ....... you ....... (watch) the movie tonight?
4- we ................... (have) a picnic in the park on saturday.
5- i ................... (not eat) dessert before dinner.
6- they ................... (play) soccer after school.
7- ....... she ....... (travel) to europe next summer?
8- ....... they ....... (read) the book before the exam?
9- she ................... (call) you as soon as she arrives.
10- i ................... (finish) my project by the end of the week.
11- he ................... (not come) to the meeting; hes busy.
12- will you ................... (join) the art class next semester?
13- ....... they ....... (visit) the museum this weekend?
14- ....... he ....... (buy) a new car in a few months?
15- we ................... (start) the concert at 8 pm.
16- she ................... (not wear) a jacket; it will be warm.
17- ....... they ....... (take) a vacation this year?
18- ....... she ....... (sing) at the talent show?
19- i ................... (not forget) your birthday; ill bring a gift
20- how many people ................... (attend) the event?

Explanation:

This is a grammar exercise on the simple future tense. The simple future tense is formed with "will + base form of the verb" for positive statements, "will not (won't) + base form" for negative statements, and "Will + subject + base form" for questions. We'll apply these rules to each blank.

1.

The sentence is a positive statement about a future action (next weekend). So we use "will visit".

2.

It's a negative statement (they have to study, so they won't go to the party). The structure is "won't + base form", so "won't go".

3.

This is a question about a future action (tonight). The structure for questions is "Will + subject + base form", so "Will; watch".

4.

Positive statement about a future action (on Saturday). Use "will have".

5.

Negative statement (before dinner). Structure: "won't + base form", so "won't eat".

6.

Positive statement (after school). Use "will play".

7.

Question about a future action (next summer). Structure: "Will + subject + base form", so "Will; travel".

8.

Question about a future action (before the exam). Structure: "Will + subject + base form", so "Will; read".

9.

Positive statement (as soon as she arrives). Use "will call".

10.

Positive statement (by the end of the week). Use "will finish".

11.

Negative statement (he's busy, so he won't come). Structure: "won't + base form", so "won't come".

12.

Question with "will" already given, so we use the base form "join".

13.

Question about a future action (this weekend). Structure: "Will + subject + base form", so "Will; visit".

14.

Question about a future action (in a few months). Structure: "Will + subject + base form", so "Will; buy".

15.

Positive statement (at 8 PM). Use "will start".

16.

Negative statement (it will be warm, so she won't wear a jacket). Structure: "won't + base form", so "won't wear".

17.

Question about a future action (this year). Structure: "Will + subject + base form", so "Will; take".

18.

Question about a future action (at the talent show). Structure: "Will + subject + base form", so "Will; sing".

19.

Negative statement (I'll bring a gift, so I won't forget). Structure: "won't + base form", so "won't forget".

20.

Question structure: "How many people + will + base form". So "will attend".

Answer:

1. will visit
2. won't go
3. Will; watch
4. will have
5. won't eat
6. will play
7. Will; travel
8. Will; read
9. will call
10. will finish
11. won't come
12. join
13. Will; visit
14. Will; buy
15. will start
16. won't wear
17. Will; take
18. Will; sing
19. won't forget
20. will attend