Menu Home Grammar Verbs Simple Present Simple Present_Negative Simple Present and Present Continuous Present Perfect Exercise Have been vs. Have gone Past Continuous Exercise Simple Past_Irregular Verbs Used to + Infinitive Simple Past vs. Past Continuous Simple Past vs Past Perfect Simple Past and Present Perfect Simple Past vs. Past Continuous vs. Past Perfect Future with “will” Exercise Passive Voice Active Voice or Passive Voice Exercise Active or Passive Voice? Simple Present Passive Simple Present Passive Exercise Simple Present Passive_Negative Simple Present Passive-Questions Simple Past Passive Exercise Passive Voice – Mixed Tenses Exercise Passive to Active (Mixed Tenses) Exercise Adjectives in English Comparative Adjectives Exercise Superlative Adjectives Exercise Comparative and Superlative Adjectives Exercise Adjectives Ending with -ing and -ed Exercise Quantifiers in English Some or Any? A few or A little? Vocabulary Reading Writing Worksheets Personal Pronouns Possessive Adjectives Menu Grammar Verbs Simple Present Simple Present_Negative Simple Present and Present Continuous Present Perfect Exercise Have been vs. Have gone Past Continuous Exercise Simple Past_Irregular Verbs Used to + Infinitive Simple Past vs. Past Continuous Simple Past vs Past Perfect Simple Past and Present Perfect Simple Past vs. Past Continuous vs. Past Perfect Future with “will” Exercise Passive Voice Active Voice or Passive Voice Exercise Active or Passive Voice? Simple Present Passive Simple Present Passive Exercise Simple Present Passive_Negative Simple Present Passive-Questions Simple Past Passive Exercise Passive Voice – Mixed Tenses Exercise Passive to Active (Mixed Tenses) Exercise Adjectives in English Comparative Adjectives Exercise Superlative Adjectives Exercise Comparative and Superlative Adjectives Exercise Adjectives Ending with -ing and -ed Exercise Quantifiers in English Some or Any? A few or A little? Vocabulary Reading Writing Worksheets Personal Pronouns Possessive Adjectives Future with "will" Exercise Complete the sentences with the future tense of the verbs provided. Use “will.” 1. She didn’t study well. I don’t think she the exam. (pass) 2. I’m sorry for being late. It again. (not/happen) 3. Do you think they here soon? (be) 4. at home in the evening? (your father/be) 5. I hope more students to help us. (volunteer) 6. He’s just arrived. He you in a minute. (join) 7. Leave the old bread in the yard. The birds it. (eat) 8. Don’t drink coffee in the evening. You . (not/sleep) 9. The new employee doesn’t look very happy. I don’t think he very long. (stay) 10. Don’t worry! I her about the surprise party. (not/tell) Time’s up ______________________Related Pages: Simple Present ExercisePast Continuous Exercise Download worksheet in pdf