Future Tense Exercises With Answers: A Guide 

Practicing the Future Tense is essential for improving your writing and communication skills. Whether you are preparing for an exam or simply want to refine your grammar, mastering future tense helps you form sentences correctly and express ideas clearly. In this comprehensive guide, we will break down the different types of future tenses with easy-to-follow exercises and answers to help you learn about future tenses effectively.

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Types of Future Tense 

Here are the main types of the future tense with their example help you to understand the difference easily: 

Type of Tense	Use for	Examples
Simple Future Tense	This is used for actions that will happen in the future.	She will visit her grandparents tomorrow.
Future Perfect Tense	This is used for actions that will be completed before a certain point in the future.	She will have finished her homework by 8 pm.
Future Continuous Tense	This is used for an action that will be ongoing in future.	By this time next week, I will be travelling to Spain.
Future Perfect Continuous Tense	This is used for an action that will continue for a period of time before a specific future moment.	By next year, they will have been working here for five years.

Read More: Present Perfect Continuous Tense

Future Tense Exercises

For a better understanding of Future Tense we have added to practice a few experiences related to Future Tense:

Exercise 1: Fill in the Blanks (Simple Future)

Complete the sentences using the correct form of the verb in the future tense.

1. They ______ (go) to the cinema tonight.
2. She ______ (call) you later.
3. I ______ (finish) my assignment by tomorrow.
4. We ______ (travel) to Spain next summer.
5. He ______ (help) you with your project.

Answers:

1. will go
2. will call
3. will finish
4. will travel
5. will help

Exercise 2: Choose the Correct Future Continuous Form

Select the right form of the verb to complete the sentence.

1. This time tomorrow, we (will be studying / will study) for the test.
2. She (will be waiting / will wait) for us at the airport.
3. By next weekend, they (will be moving / will move) to their new house.
4. At 8 PM, I (will be watching / will watch) my favourite show.
5. He (will be driving / will drive) to work at this hour tomorrow.

Answers:

1. will be studying
2. will be waiting
3. will be moving
4. will be watching
5. will be driving

Also Read: Past Tense and Present Tense Exercise

Exercise 3: Correct the Future Perfect Tense Sentences

Identify and correct the mistakes in the sentences.

1. She will has finished the book by noon.
2. By next year, I will completed my degree.
3. They will be have reached the station by 6 PM.
4. He will finish his work before we arrive.
5. By December, we will have celebrates our anniversary.

Answers:

1. She will have finished the book by noon.
2. By next year, I will have completed my degree.
3. They will have reached the station by 6 PM.
4. He will have finished his work before we arrive.
5. By December, we will have celebrated our anniversary.

Exercise 4: Rewrite in Future Perfect Continuous Tense

Convert the following sentences into the future perfect continuous tense.

1. She has been working here for five years.
2. By 2025, he will work at this company for ten years.
3. They will stay in the same house for a decade.
4. I will study English for three months by the time the exam starts.
5. By July, we will complete our project.

Answers:

1. She will have been working here for five years.
2. By 2025, he will have been working at this company for ten years.
3. They will have been staying in the same house for a decade.
4. I will have been studying English for three months by the time the exam starts.
5. By July, we will have been completing our project.

Exercise 6: Future Tense Sentence Formation

Rewrite the sentences using the correct future tense.

1. I (go) to the supermarket later.
2. She (finish) her homework before dinner.
3. By next summer, we (travel) around Europe for a month.
4. He (watch) TV when you arrive.
5. They (build) a new house by the end of the year.

Answers:

1. I will go to the supermarket later.
2. She will have finished her homework before dinner.
3. By next summer, we will have been travelling around Europe for a month.
4. He will be watching TV when you arrive.
5. They will have built a new house by the end of the year.

These Future Tense exercises will help you use different tenses correctly in writing and speaking. Keep practising, and soon, you will be confident in experiencing the future tense. 

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