Future Simple – will – affirmative

Complete the sentences with will + the verb in brackets.

1. Gabriel and Ronny		(run)	in a marathon next week.

2. You		(play)	board games soon.

3. Natalia		(win)	a lottery one day.

4. David		(listen)	to the radio next month.

5. Abigail		(wear)	a cap one day.

6. I		(go)	to the park next week.

7. My brothers		(build)	a website in the future.

8. Sam and Jasper		(sell)	a car tomorrow.

9. Jason		(taste)	my raspberry cake on Saturday.

10. Anna		(ride)	a bike one day.

About this exercise

Practise affirmative sentences with will – the Future Simple. We use will for decisions made at the moment of speaking, predictions, promises and offers. Level A1–A2

The rule

all persons: will (’ll) + base verb

Use will + the base form of the verb for all persons. In speaking we often say ’ll: I’ll help you. No to and no -s after will.

I will help you with your homework.
It will be sunny tomorrow.
Don’t worry – I’ll call you later.

Common mistakes

✗ I will to go. ✓ I will go.
✗ She will goes. ✓ She will go.
✗ I will can swim. ✓ I will be able to swim.

How to do this exercise

Type your answer in each gap and click Check my answers. Capital letters don’t matter, and both short and long forms (don’t / do not) are accepted. Not sure? Read the rule and the examples above. When you finish, click Give me new sentences – the examples are chosen at random, so there is always something new to practise.

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