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1 English Grammar Stories and Exercises The Simple Tenses Series Simple Future SAMPLE CHAPTER By Really Learn English
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4 Simple Future Table of Contents (The grayed out sections are not available in this sample booklet.) Simple Future... 5 Usage... 5 Exercise Simple Future Rules... 8 Will... 8 Positive Sentences... 8 Negative Sentences... 8 Question Sentences... 8 Exercise Be Going To Positive Sentences Negative Sentences Question Sentences Exercise Simple Future, Story Before Reading Ann s Wedding Plans After Reading... 17
5 Simple Future, Story Before Reading A Little Too Excited After Reading Simple Future, Story Before Reading Trevor s First Flight After Reading Simple Future, Story Before Reading A Very Good Employee After Reading Simple Future, Story Before Reading Jim s First Hunting Trip After Reading... 61
6 6 English Grammar Stories and Exercises, Simple Future Simple Future The simple future is a form of the verb that shows the action will take place in the future. Past Present X Future There are two ways you can make the simple future: using will or be going to. Examples: They will win the game. They are going to win the game. Usage 1) You can use both will and be going to to say what is expected to happen in the future. Examples: I will see Ben next week. I am going to see Ben next week. It will rain tomorrow. It is going to rain tomorrow. I think she will faint. I think she is going to faint. I think it will be a very interesting trip. I think it is going to be a very interesting trip. If you continue like this, you will be tired. If you continue like this, you are going to be tired.
7 English Grammar Stories and Exercises, Simple Future 7 2) Use will when you intend or are willing to do something. In other words, you want to do it, or you have no problem with doing it. I will get you your coat. Yes, I will marry you. Mr. Smith will see you now. She will not open the door to anyone. Next time I will win the game. 3) Use be going to when something is planned. In other words, it was decided or determined before the time of speaking or writing. I am going to meet Dan tonight. We are going to buy a car next week. They are going to paint the house tomorrow. James is going to tell her the truth. She is going to stop smoking. Jane is going to swim later. I am going to eat that apple. Examples of typical time expressions: tomorrow next week soon later in the future
8 8 English Grammar Stories and Exercises, Simple Future Exercise 1 A) Answer the following questions in your native language. 1. Write a few things that are expected to happen in the future. For example, where do you think you will work five years from now? Where will you live? 2. Write a few things that you intend to do in the future, for example in the next 24 hours. 3. Write a few plans and arrangements you have for the future. What are you going to do? When you want to talk about these sorts of things in English, you can use the simple future form of the verb.
9 English Grammar Stories and Exercises, Simple Future 9 Simple Future Rules Positive Sentences Will Who? Form of verb Examples I/He/She/It You/We/They will + verb You will help them. He will eat lunch. Negative Sentences Who? Form of verb Examples I/You/We/They He/She/It will not Question Sentences verb You will not help them. He will not eat lunch. Will Who? Form of verb Examples I/He/She/It Will you help them? Will verb You/We/They Will he eat lunch? Exercise 2 A) Fill in the correct form of the verb in the simple future tense. 1. They (have) a big wedding. 2. She (wear) a white dress. 3. We (invite) everyone. 4. The weather (be) great. 5. It (rain) next week.
10 10 English Grammar Stories and Exercises, Simple Future B) Fill in the correct form of the verb in the simple future tense. 1. There (be) clouds in the sky. 2. We (see) some animals. 3. My mom (drive) fast. 4. You (fill) the gas tank. 5. I (fly) to New York next month. C) Turn these sentences into negative sentences and questions. 1. It will be fun. Negative: Question: 2. They will eat peanuts. Negative: Question:
11 English Grammar Stories and Exercises, Simple Future You will be busy. Negative: Question: 4. Sharon will take the bus. Negative: Question: 5. Bob will write the book. Negative: Question: 6. Alice will visit us. Negative: Question:
12 12 English Grammar Stories and Exercises, Simple Future Simple Future, Story 1 Before Reading A) Look at the title of the story and the picture. What do you think this story is about? B) Match the words in column A to the words in column B. (There can be more than one correct answer.) Column A sat imagined walk down upcoming wear a look take his hire serve invite Column B wedding tall alone diamond necklace lobster and sushi a cook everyone breath away happily the church
13 English Grammar Stories and Exercises, Simple Future 13 Column A wear professional how much lots of their aunts and uncles small on tall tasty Column B food cake second thought diamond earrings and cousins makeup it will cost drinks wedding kids Column A big diamond pretty high-heeled drag along nice good how beautiful white Column B priest behind me much wedding hall dress earrings reception shoes windows C) After these exercises, what do you think this story is about?
14 14 English Grammar Stories and Exercises, Simple Future Simple Future, Story 1 Ann s Wedding Plans Ann sat alone by her desk and happily imagined her upcoming wedding. She thought, I will have a big wedding! I will wear a beautiful, white dress. I will walk down the center of the church and the dress will drag along behind me! I will wear a diamond necklace and diamond earrings. I will wear high-heeled shoes that will make me look tall! I will have professional makeup. I will look so beautiful, it will take my new husband s breath away! Hmm how much will all of this cost? I will have my wedding in a big church, with pretty windows and a nice priest. Hmm how much will a church like that cost? We will have a big reception in a big hall. We will hire a cook. The food will be very tasty. We will serve lobster and sushi, with lots of drinks! We will have a very tall cake. Hmm how much will a reception like that cost? We will invite everyone we know. We will invite all of our friends from home and all of our friends from college. We will invite everyone from work and everyone from church! We will invite all of our aunts and uncles and cousins. We will invite all of their kids! Hmm how much will that many people eat? Suddenly, Ann thought, On second thought, I think we will have a small wedding!
15 English Grammar Stories and Exercises, Simple Future 15 Simple Future, Story 1 After Reading Grammar Correct Form of the Verb A) This is a copy of the original story. Go over it and fill in the blanks with the right form of every verb. Ann sat alone by her desk and happily imagined her upcoming wedding. She thought, I (have) a big wedding! I (wear) a beautiful, white dress. I (walk) down the center of the church and the dress (drag) along behind me! I (wear) a diamond necklace and diamond earrings. I (wear) high-heeled shoes that (make) me look tall! I (have) professional makeup. I (look) so beautiful, it (take) my new husband s breath away! Hmm how much all of this cost? I (have) my wedding in a big church, with pretty windows and a nice priest. Hmm how much a church like that cost? We (have) a big reception in a big hall. We (hire) a cook. The food (be) very tasty. We (serve) lobster and sushi, with lots of drinks! We (have) a very tall cake. Hmm how much a reception like that cost? We (invite) everyone we know. We (invite) all of our friends from home and all of our friends from college. We
16 16 English Grammar Stories and Exercises, Simple Future (invite) everyone from work and everyone from church! We (invite) all of our aunts and uncles and cousins. We (invite) all of their kids! Hmm how much that many people eat? Suddenly, Ann thought, On second thought, I think we (have) a small wedding!
17 English Grammar Stories and Exercises, Simple Future 17 Vocabulary Find the Right Word B) Read the description and write down what it is. Use the box below for help. desk diamond priest hall college necklace earrings reception cook cake 1. You can wear it around the neck. What is it? 2. It is a very large place for meetings and meals. What is it? 3. He makes food. What is it? 4. It is a beautiful and expensive stone. What is it? 5. You can write on it. What is it? 6. You can put them on your ears. What are they? 7. People study there after they finish high school. What is it? 8. It is sweet and baked. What is it? 9. It is the party after the wedding ceremony. What is it? 10. This person can marry people. Who is he?
18 18 English Grammar Stories and Exercises, Simple Future Grammar Sentence Structure C) The following sentences are all mixed up. Put the words on each line in the correct order to make a logical sentence. 1. big I wedding have will a! 2. wear I high-heeled make shoes that tall will me look will! 3. cost Hmm all this how will of much? Grammar Questions, Negative Sentences, and Positive Sentences D) Turn the following sentences into questions. 1. I will look beautiful. 2. We will hire a cook. 3. We will invite all of their kids.
19 English Grammar Stories and Exercises, Simple Future 19 E) Turn the following sentences into negative sentences. 1. The food will be very tasty. 2. We will have a very tall cake. 3. We will have a big reception. F) Turn the following sentences into positive sentences. 1. Will Ann have a big wedding? 2. Ann will not wear a white dress. 3. Ann will not be tall.
20 20 English Grammar Stories and Exercises, Simple Future Comprehension G) Answer the following questions. 1. What kind of dress will Ann wear? 2. Where will she have the wedding? 3. Who will she invite? 4. Will she have a big wedding?
21 English Grammar Stories and Exercises, Simple Future 21 Essay Writing H) Answer the following questions. Write a short essay for each. 1. Let s say you are about to have your wedding. How will it be? 2. Will you spend a lot of money on it? Why?
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