Simple Future Tense Worksheets

About This Worksheet Collection

This Simple Future Tense worksheet collection helps students confidently use will + base verb to describe predictions, plans, upcoming events, and imaginative future scenarios. Through sentence completions, tense transformations, question formation, negative structures, reading comprehension, chart work, and extended writing, learners build strong mastery of simple future forms in both everyday and academic contexts. Each worksheet offers meaningful, age-appropriate contexts-travel, technology, weekend plans, predictions, fortune-telling, and personal goals-to make grammar instruction engaging and purposeful.

As students progress, they gain fluency in forming future-tense statements, questions, and negatives; applying future verbs across different subjects; combining clauses; and writing multi-sentence responses. The activities strengthen verb tense control, sentence construction, reasoning, creativity, and comprehension. With clear structure and varied tasks, this collection supports confident, accurate use of the simple future tense in both written and spoken English.

Detailed Descriptions Of These Worksheets

Crystal Ball Grammar
Students complete prediction-style sentences using will + base verb as if a fortune teller is forecasting their future. The imaginative context encourages creative thinking while reinforcing simple future structure. Learners choose logical verbs based on sentence meaning, strengthening grammar accuracy and vocabulary use.

From Now to Will
Learners rewrite present- and past-tense sentences into simple future form. By converting full sentences, they see how tense changes meaning and how will functions grammatically. A final prediction section invites students to write future warnings or forecasts, deepening real-world application and critical thinking.

Future Planner
Students sort upcoming events into timeline categories (today, tomorrow, next week, next month, next year) and write future-tense sentences about each one. This worksheet blends temporal reasoning with grammar practice and supports sequencing, planning, and accurate future-tense formation.

Ask the Future
Learners transform simple future statements into questions using Will + subject + base verb?. The activity builds understanding of auxiliary verbs, question order, and punctuation. Students practice reshaping sentences while maintaining meaning and grammatical accuracy.

Cancel the Future
Students rewrite simple-future statements in the negative using will not (won't) + base verb. This task teaches how negation works in future-tense structures and helps students distinguish between what will and will not happen. It strengthens sentence-level fluency and grammar control.

Future Starters
Learners complete sentence starters using simple future verbs. They then create their own starters for classmates, blending creativity with grammar practice. This exercise reinforces will + base verb through repeated, meaningful writing and supports personal expression.

Conjugating Tomorrow
Students conjugate four verbs for all subject pronouns using will + base verb. The chart layout highlights that future verbs do not change form by subject. This strengthens visual pattern recognition, subject-verb alignment, and foundational grammar fluency.

The Weekend Ahead
Learners read a short passage about weekend plans and respond to comprehension questions using the simple future tense. They must identify key details and restate them accurately, building reading-to-writing skills and reinforcing tense consistency within narrative context.

Tomorrow's World
Students write sentences predicting future changes in areas such as technology, school, family, and global life. Each prompt requires will + base verb, encouraging thoughtful predictions and clear sentence construction. A free-prediction section supports creativity and extended writing fluency.

Future European Trip
Learners read a passage about a family's upcoming trip to Italy and answer questions using the simple future tense. This activity blends grammar practice with travel-themed reading comprehension, supporting detail retrieval, sentence structure, and contextual writing.

Future Predictions
Students write multi-sentence paragraphs imagining life in the year 2125. Each section requires 4-6 sentences using the simple future tense. The extended writing supports organization, grammar accuracy, and imaginative thinking about society, technology, and the environment.

Sentence Combining
Learners combine pairs of short clauses into complete sentences using will + base verb for both actions. This worksheet develops syntactic flexibility, clarity, and flow while reinforcing tense consistency. It strengthens students' ability to construct meaningful, well-formed future-tense sentences.