Future Tense Practice

Here are 50 Fill-in-the-Blanks exercises using A1-level verbs, covering Simple Future and Future Continuous.

👉 Instruction for students:
Fill in the blanks using will / will be + verb.

📝 Part A: Simple Future Tense (will + base verb)

  1. I ________ (go) to school tomorrow.

  2. She ________ (call) me later.

  3. They ________ (play) in the park.

  4. He ________ (help) his mother.

  5. We ________ (study) English tonight.

  6. I ________ (read) a book tomorrow.

  7. She ________ (cook) dinner.

  8. They ________ (watch) a movie.

  9. He ________ (buy) some fruits.

  10. We ________ (meet) our teacher.

  11. I ________ (write) an email.

  12. She ________ (clean) the room.

  13. They ________ (visit) their friends.

  14. He ________ (open) the shop.

  15. We ________ (start) the class.

  16. I ________ (learn) new words.

  17. She ________ (sing) a song.

  18. They ________ (travel) by bus.

  19. He ________ (drink) water.

  20. We ________ (finish) our work.

📝 Part B: Future Continuous Tense

(will be + verb-ing)

  1. I ________ (study) at 8 PM.

  2. She ________ (cook) dinner then.

  3. They ________ (play) football tomorrow evening.

  4. He ________ (watch) TV at night.

  5. We ________ (travel) to Delhi this time tomorrow.

  6. I ________ (read) a book in the evening.

  7. She ________ (work) in the office tomorrow.

  8. They ________ (wait) for the bus.

  9. He ________ (sleep) at that time.

  10. We ________ (practice) English together.

  11. I ________ (talk) to my friend.

  12. She ________ (write) notes.

  13. They ________ (listen) to music.

  14. He ________ (run) in the park.

  15. We ________ (sit) in the class.

  16. I ________ (use) my phone.

  17. She ________ (clean) the house.

  18. They ________ (watch) a match.

  19. He ________ (help) his father.

  20. We ________ (learn) grammar.

  21. I ________ (wait) for you.

  22. She ________ (cook) lunch.

  23. They ________ (cross) the road.

  24. He ________ (carry) a bag.

  25. We ________ (enjoy) the trip.

  26. I ________ (walk) to school.

  27. She ________ (draw) a picture.

  28. They ________ (eat) dinner.

  29. He ________ (answer) questions.

  30. We ________ (watch) a video.


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