Future Simple · Exercises
A2Elementary practice
Predictions, offers, promises and going to for plans.
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- Practice10 exercises at your own pace
- Time Attack60 seconds, as many as you can
- Survival3 lives, harder as you go
- Tense SortDrag sentences into their tense — 60 seconds
- Timelines10 sentences to match to their timelines
- A2 Boss12 hits before you lose 3 lives
- Irregular MatchPair verbs with their past forms — 60 seconds
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What you’ll practise at A2
- will + verb
- Negatives: won’t
- Questions: Will you…?
- Short answers
- Predictions: I think it’ll…
- Offers, promises and instant decisions
- going to: plans and evidence
- Timelines: what the tense means
Need a refresher? Learn the future simple: rules, tables and audio examples.
Sample exercises
A taste of what’s inside. In practice mode every exercise is freshly generated.
Is this sentence correct?
Will the train be late? Yes, it will.
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Will the train be late? Yes, it will.
Yes, it’s correct. Short answers repeat will: Yes, I will. / No, she won’t. Don’t contract positive short answers (not “Yes, I’ll”): will is stressed at the end, so it stays full.
Put the words in order to make a negative sentence.
and / on / Omar / Hannah / beach / the / won’t / Saturday / to / go
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Hannah and Omar won’t go to the beach on Saturday.
Negative: won’t (will not) + base verb.
Turn the sentence into a question.
Hiro will order a pizza tomorrow.
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Will Hiro order a pizza tomorrow?
Questions: Will + subject + base verb?
Make the sentence negative.
They will fix the bike later.
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They won’t fix the bike later.
Negative: won’t (will not) + base verb.
Find the word that is wrong.
The twins willn’t play tennis after lunch.
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The twins won’t play tennis after lunch.
Negative: won’t (will not) + base verb.
Choose the best reply.
“Please don’t be late again.” — “OK, _____ (be) late, I promise.”
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“Please don’t be late again.” — “OK, I won’t be late, I promise.”
Use I’ll / I won’t to make a promise.