ENGLISH ASSESSMENT

ID, Name

Class, Group Date

I. Directions. Complete each sentence with the simple future of tense of the verb in the parentheses.
Example: I _______ you tonight. (call)
I will call you tonight. (call)

1. Jake will drive you to school tomorrow. (drive)

2. Fifth-grade students will participate in the science fair. (participate)
3. Vivian won’t help us with the decorations. (not help)
4. The airplane to Texas will take off in ten minutes. (take)
5. Joanne and Rhea will be in Portland three weeks from today. (be)
6. Gwen will sleep early today. ( sleep)
7. Mrs. Susan won’t give art lessons any more. (not give
8. The meteorologist said, “It will rain tomorrow.” (rain)
9. Heather won’t arrive on time for the meeting. (not arrive)
10. Francis will sell his house next week. (sell)

II. Directions. Following the simple future tense, write down negative and question sentences against
each affirmative sentence
Affirmative Sentences Negative Sentences Question Sentences

The football match will The football match will not Will the football match
begin after an hour. begin after an hour. begin after an hour?

I will send you a business I will not send you a business Will I send you a business email
email tomorrow. email tomorrow. tomorrow?

Jon will join the German John will not join the German Will John join the German
Language Course next month. Language Course next month. Language Course next month?

Tom will travel around the Tom will not travel around the Will Tom travel around the world
world next week. world next week. next week?

I will help you to complete I will not help you complete the Will I help you complete the
the assignment. assignment. assignment?

She will leave for Dubai She will not leave for Dubai Will she leave for Dubai
tomorrow. tomorrow. tomorrow?
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ENGLISH ASSESSMENT
ID, Name

Class, Group Date

I. Directions. Keep in mind the formula of simple future tense and

choose the correct answer from the given answers by putting a check (✔) mark. ✔️

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1. Will be.
2. Won’t be
3. Will not attend
4. Will it be
5. Shall we go
6. Will you go
7. Will robin meet
8. Will go