Express the future (English exercise n°54331 - Please quote this number when contacting us)Other English exercises on the same topicExpress the futureFuture tenses The simple present: Le présen The simple future: 'Will' Simple future The rule Example Tomorrow, next Monday, next year.. Will+ verb I will visit my grandfather next week. Next Monday, I will pull out the other tooth. They will travel to Washington,DC on Tuesday. Question Will +subject+ verb Will they travel to Washington ? Negation Will not (won't)+ verb They will not travel to Washington. Short answer Will Won't Yes, I will. No, I won't Future Continuous The rule Example He will be playing tennis Will+be + verb+ing We will be waiting for you at Alfred's house, tomorrow evening (The action will start tomorrow evening and it will continue until you arrive.) She will be revising for her final examination on Monday. (She will spend the whole day revising) Future perfect The rule Example He will have played tennis Will + have+Past participle I will have finished my work by next Monday. (My goal is to finish it by next Monday, not after) She will have given him the book by the time you arrive home. Future perfect continuous The rule Example He will have been playing tennis Will + have+been+ Present participle I will have been waiting for half an hour, when my brother finally arrives. We will have been playing games for two hours, when James joins us. simple Shall Question Shall+sujet+ verb Shall I revise the whole chapter, Sir? Negation Shall not (shan't)+ verb I shall not let him travel alone. Short answer Shall Shan't Yes, I shall No, we shan't Offer Shall I give you my grammar book? Suggestion Shall I invite them this evening to dinner? Ask for advice The time is over, what shall we do? Exercise: Choose the right answer BeginnersEnglish exercise "Express the future" created by matrix_hamdi (10-12-2008) with The test builderClick here to see the current stats of this English test I will has readwill have readwill have been read this magazine by tomorrow. Tomorrow, the weather will beenwill beshall been so wonderful. This time tomorrow, Anna will been waitingwill be waitingwill waiting for you at the train station. In March, they will have livedwill has livedwill have living in Manchester for five years. Shall I helpsShall I helpShall I helped you Peter during your examination? James and Elizabeth will have been playingwill have be playingwill has been playing games for three hours by 11.00 pm. Jenifer and Wendy will have been drives upwill have been driving upwill have been driven up for one hour, when you finally reach the hotel. I am busy for the moment, but I shall be helpwill have helpwill help you after tomorrow. Shall I bringShall I bringsShall I brought all the chairs from the kitchen? I will been seeingwill be seewill be seeing the director during the meeting this evening. End of the free exercise to learn English: Express the future (21.05.2009 09:47)A free English exercise to learn English.Other English exercises on the same topic | All our lessons and exercises
Future tenses
The simple present: Le présen
The simple future:
'Will'
Tomorrow, next Monday, next year..
I will visit my grandfather next week.
Next Monday, I will pull out the other tooth.
They will travel to Washington,DC on Tuesday.
Will +subject+ verb
Will they travel to Washington ?
Will not (won't)+ verb
They will not travel to Washington.
Will
Won't
Yes, I will.
No, I won't
We will be waiting for you at Alfred's house, tomorrow evening
(The action will start tomorrow evening and it will continue until you arrive.)
She will be revising for her final examination on Monday.
(She will spend the whole day revising)
I will have finished my work by next Monday.
(My goal is to finish it by next Monday, not after)
She will have given him the book by the time you arrive home.
I will have been waiting for half an hour, when my brother finally arrives.
We will have been playing games for two hours, when James joins us.
simple
Shall
Shall+sujet+ verb
Shall I revise the whole chapter, Sir?
Shall not (shan't)+ verb
I shall not let him travel alone.
Shan't
Yes, I shall
No, we shan't
Shall I give you my grammar book?
Shall I invite them this evening to dinner?
The time is over, what shall we do?
Exercise: Choose the right answer