In this simple future exercise, you will practice using “will + base verb” to talk about predictions, promises, decisions, and future facts.
These simple future exercises with answers include gap-filling, multiple choice, sentence transformation, and error correction activities.
Before starting, make sure you understand how to form the simple future tense:
Subject + will + base verb
Example:
- She will travel tomorrow.
- I will help you.
Now let’s practice!
Simple Future Exercises With Answers (Will)
More Exercises about the Simple Future Tense
Exercise 2 – Negative Sentences (Simple Future)
Make the sentences negative. Use will not or the contracted form won’t.
- She will call you tonight.
- They will arrive early.
- I will forget your birthday.
- We will win the match.
- He will understand the lesson.
- I will help you tomorrow.
- She will travel next week.
- They will buy a new house.
- We will finish the project on time.
- He will tell the truth.
2. They will not arrive early. / They won’t arrive early.
3. I will not forget your birthday. / I won’t forget your birthday.
4. We will not win the match. / We won’t win the match.
5. He will not understand the lesson. / He won’t understand the lesson.
6. I will not help you tomorrow. / I won’t help you tomorrow.
7. She will not travel next week. / She won’t travel next week.
8. They will not buy a new house. / They won’t buy a new house.
9. We will not finish the project on time. / We won’t finish the project on time.
10. He will not tell the truth. / He won’t tell the truth.
Exercise 3 – Questions (Will)
Make questions using will.
- She will travel tomorrow.
- They will buy a new car.
- He will finish the project.
- You will help me.
- We will meet at 8.
- She will cook dinner tonight.
- They will visit us next weekend.
- He will pass the exam.
- You will join the meeting.
- I will see you later.
2. Will they buy a new car?
3. Will he finish the project?
4. Will you help me?
5. Will we meet at 8?
6. Will she cook dinner tonight?
7. Will they visit us next weekend?
8. Will he pass the exam?
9. Will you join the meeting?
10. Will I see you later?
Exercise 4 – Multiple Choice
Choose the correct answer.
- If I am free, I ______ the match.
- watch
- will watch
- I will send the email when I ______ the report.
- finish
- will finish
- I think he ______ her.
- marries
- will marry
- If it ______ tomorrow, we will stay home.
- rains
- will rain
- She will call you when she ______.
- arrives
- will arrive
- If they study hard, they ______ the exam.
- pass
- will pass
- I’m sure she ______ the truth if she feels safe.
- tells
- will tell
- We will go out if it ______ sunny.
- is
- will be
- When he ______ home, he will take a shower.
- gets
- will get
- If you don’t mind, I ______ you later.
- help
- will help
2. finish
3. will marry
4. rains
5. arrives
6. will pass
7. will tell
8. is
9. gets
10. will help
Exercise 5 – Error Correction
Correct the mistakes.
- She will goes to school tomorrow.
- I will to call you later.
- They will buying a house.
- He will plays football.
- We will going home.
- She will not goes with us.
- I will am ready soon.
- They will eats dinner at 7.
- He will to help you.
- We will finishes the work tomorrow.
2. I will call you later.
3. They will buy a house.
4. He will play football.
5. We will go home.
6. She will not go with us. / She won’t go with us.
7. I will be ready soon.
8. They will eat dinner at 7.
9. He will help you.
10. We will finish the work tomorrow.
Simple Future Tense – Quick Review
1. Form of the Simple Future Tense
The simple future tense is formed with:
- Subject + will + base verb
- Examples:
- She will travel tomorrow.
- I will help you.
- They will win the game.
1. Negative Form
- Subject + will not + base verb
- Short form: won’t
- Examples:
– She will not call you.
– She won’t call you.
- Examples:
2. Question Form
- Will + subject + base verb?
- Examples:
– Will you help me?
– Will they arrive soon?
- Examples:
3. When Do We Use the Simple Future?
1. Predictions
When we think something will happen.
- I think it will rain tomorrow.
- She will be famous one day.
2. Promises
- I will help you.
- I won’t forget.
3. Instant Decisions
(Decision made at the moment of speaking)
- The phone is ringing. I will answer it.
- I’m tired. I will go home.
4. Offers
- I will carry your bag.
- I will open the door.
⚠ Critical Rule
After if, when, as soon as, before, after, unless, we use the simple present, NOT “will”.
❌ I will call you when I will arrive.
✅ I will call you when I arrive.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the simple future tense?
The simple future tense is formed with will + base verb and is used for predictions, promises, decisions made at the moment of speaking, and future facts.
Example:
– I will call you tomorrow.
When do we use “will”?
We use “will” for:
– Predictions: It will rain tomorrow.
– Promises: I will help you.
– Instant decisions: I will answer the phone.
– Offers: I will carry that bag for you.
