Using the wrong form of the verb is another common mistake when using the Simple Future Tense. For example, using “I will be go” instead of “I will go.” To avoid this mistake, make sure to use the correct form of the verb when using the Simple Future Tense. For regular verbs, simply add “will” before the base form of the verb.Will + Have To. We use have to and the Future Simple to express that someone must do something in the future. Such sentences are based on the following scheme: Subject + will + have to + verb + rest of the sentence. Examples: You will have to visit the doctor next week. He will have to tell her the truth. Will Have To.Verb tense conjugation. Verbs are also conjugated according to their tenses. Verb tense indicates when the action in a sentence is happening (e.g., in the present, future, or past). Regular verbs follow a standard pattern when conjugated according to tense. Look at the examples below: Conjugation of the regular verb to live (based on tense):
In this lesson, students learn all three ways to form the future tense (with will, be going to, and the present progressive ). Students will practice using the simple future through individual, pair, and group exercises on a variety of fun topics such as goal-setting, predictions, and travel. For teaching teens and adults, use our Grammar Practice Worksheets lesson on the simple future.
Preparation: For Activity 3, Future Forms Sentence Strips, label 4 sheets of chart paper with each of four forms of the future tense: Be Going to + Verb / Will + Verb / Present Progressive / Present Simple. Make sentence strips for each situation, as well as for each example. Use a different color cardstock for the situation and example strips.
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