Future Tense
Tomorrow, I ______________ (go) to the park.
Tomorrow, I will/am going to go to the park.
Make the sentence negative:
They will travel to many countries this year.
They won't (will not) travel to many countries this year.
Is they going to play soccer in the park later?
Are they going to play soccer in the park later?
Change the verb in the following sentence to future tense:
I promise I go to school every day.
I promise I will go to school every day.
If there's no bus tomorrow, he _____________ (walk) to school.
will walk
Make the sentence negative:
I think it will be very cold tomorrow.
I think it won't be very cold tomorrow.
When they are going to start the show?
When are they going to start the show?
Change the verb in the following sentence to future tense:
She does her laundry at 5 p.m.
She is going to do her laundry at 5 p.m.
Tonight, you __________________ (eat) dinner with your grandparents.
Tonight, you are going to eat dinner with your grandparents.
I'm so nervous for my first day of work tomorrow. I _____________ (not / sleep) well tonight.
I won't (will not) sleep well tonight.
OR
I'm not going to sleep well tonight.
Prediction so both work - depends on how certain you are that you won't sleep well tonight.
The boss is going to be not happy if you're late to work again.
The boss is not/isn't going to be happy if you're late to work again.
The traffic is terrible. We (be) __________________ late.
We are going to be late.
Wednesday, we _____________________ (call) your brother to wish him a happy birthday.
are going to call/ will call
I didn't study enough. I am sure that ______________________ (not / pass) my exam this afternoon.
I'm not going to pass my exam this afternoon.
I'm sure he'll plays a lot of video games this weekend.
I'm sure he'll play a lot of video games this weekend.
State the question for the bold word in this sentence:
Mrs. Garrison is going to teach the class next year.
Who is going to teach the class next year?