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We use the simple future (will or shall + the base verb) for things that will happen later: Ravi will come on Friday. Negatives use will not (won't) and questions put will first: Will Ravi come? Use going to for a plan already made or something we can see is about to happen. The answer key is at the end.

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A. Fill in the blanks

Write the simple future form of the verb in brackets. The answer has two words.

  1. Tomorrow I __________ (visit) my grandmother.
  2. Ravi __________ (come) to the party on Friday.
  3. The shop __________ (open) at nine tomorrow.
  4. It __________ (rain) in Kerala next week.
  5. Next year, Priya __________ (be) twelve.
  6. They __________ (play) a match on Sunday.
  7. The bus __________ (leave) in ten minutes.
  8. We __________ (celebrate) Holi next month.

B. Make it negative

Rewrite each sentence in the negative.

  1. She will sing at the function.
  2. The train will arrive on time.
  3. We shall go to the zoo.
  4. Arjun will join the team.

C. Make it a question

Rewrite each sentence as a question.

  1. You will help me.
  2. Meena will bring the sweets.
  3. They will win the match.
  4. The exam will begin tomorrow. (Ask when.)

D. Will or going to?

Circle the correct form. The situation tells you which one to use.

  1. Look at those black clouds! It (will / is going to) rain.
  2. "The phone is ringing." "I (will / am going to) answer it."
  3. Ravi has bought the tickets. He (will / is going to) visit Goa next week.
  4. "This bag is heavy." "I (will / am going to) carry it for you."
  5. Priya has decided: she (will / is going to) learn the guitar.
  6. "There is no milk at home." "I (will / am going to) buy some."

E. Will or shall?

Write will or shall in each blank.

  1. __________ I open the window?
  2. __________ we go for a walk?
  3. Let's start the game, __________ we?
  4. The bus __________ leave at six.

Answer Key

A. Fill in the blanks

  1. will visit (or shall visit)
  2. will come
  3. will open
  4. will rain
  5. will be
  6. will play
  7. will leave
  8. will celebrate (or shall celebrate)

B. Make it negative

  1. She will not (won't) sing at the function.
  2. The train will not (won't) arrive on time.
  3. We shall not (shan't) go to the zoo. (or We will not go to the zoo.)
  4. Arjun will not (won't) join the team.

C. Make it a question

  1. Will you help me?
  2. Will Meena bring the sweets?
  3. Will they win the match?
  4. When will the exam begin?

D. Will or going to?

  1. is going to
  2. will (a decision made at the moment)
  3. is going to (a plan already made)
  4. will (an offer made at the moment)
  5. is going to (a decision already made)
  6. will (a decision made at the moment)

E. Will or shall?

  1. Shall
  2. Shall
  3. shall
  4. will

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