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Future Simple · Exercises

A1Beginner practice

First steps: will + verb, won’t and Will…? questions.

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What you’ll practise at A1

  • will + verb
  • Negatives: won’t
  • Questions: Will you…?
  • Short answers
  • Predictions: I think it’ll…
  • Offers, promises and instant decisions
  • Timelines: what the tense means

Need a refresher? Learn the future simple: rules, tables and audio examples.

Sample exercises

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  1. Put the words in order to make a negative sentence.

    later / you / meet / won’t / friends / your

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    You won’t meet your friends later.

    Negative: won’t (will not) + base verb.

  2. Put the words in order to make a question.

    on / a / my / make / cake / grandfather / Saturday / will

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    Will my grandfather make a cake on Saturday?

    Questions: Will + subject + base verb?

  3. Choose the right form of the verb.

    Yuki will _____ (tidy) her room later.

    tidy · tidying · tidied

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    Yuki will tidy her room later.

    After will, use the base verb: will tidy (not will tidies / will to tidy).

  4. Complete the prediction.

    I think she _____ (like) your present.

    will like · will liking · will to like

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    I think she will like your present.

    Use will for predictions — what you think or believe will happen (I think…, I’m sure…, probably).

  5. Is this sentence correct?

    Ali won’t visit his grandparents tomorrow.

    Correct · Has a mistake

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    Ali won’t visit his grandparents tomorrow.

    Yes, it’s correct. Negative: won’t (will not) + base verb.

  6. Choose the right form of the verb.

    Olivia will _____ (make) a cake later.

    making · made · make

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    Olivia will make a cake later.

    After will, use the base verb: will make (not will makes / will to make).