This document provides examples to practice using future tenses in English, including will/be going to, future continuous, and future perfect. For each section, the learner must fill in the blanks with the correct future tense form of the indicated verb. The document contains 5 sections with multiple examples to complete for each section. The focus is on practicing different ways to discuss and refer to future events, situations, and states in English.

1. 1. Fill in the blanks with will or be going to + verb.
a) “I am travelling to Seville tomorrow”.
“Are you? I [ ] (go) with you”.
b) People [ ] (use) electrical cars
in the future.
c) “Have you decided what to study next
year?” “Yes, I [ ] (study)
Philosophy”.
d) She has bought a computer because she [
] (learn) to type.
e) Watch out! You [ ] (run over)
that cat!
f) If you come early next Saturday, you [ ] (see) the programme.
g) Has he got any plans for this evening? Yes, he [ ] (do) the shopping.
2. Fill in the blanks with the auxiliary will or to be going to + verb.
a) “I don’t know how to use this machine”. “Don’t worry. I [ ] (explain)
it to you later.”
b) It [ ] (be) cloudy and windy tomorrow
morning.
c) I expect I[ ] (pass) all my examinations this
year.
d) “Where are you going?” “I [ ] (visit) my
parents. Do you want to come?”
e) Why are you carrying that paint?” “Because I [
] (paint) my room tomorrow.”
f) I think your brother [ ] (like) the present you
have just bought for him.
g) I [ ] (buy) some bread because there is not enough for dinner.
h) “What would you like for the main course, madam?” “I [ ] (have) green
salad, please.”

2. 3. Write Future continuous or Future perfect or Present simple.
a) When you get old, you (meet) [ ] a lot of interesting and boring
people along your life.
b) By this time in December I (celebrate) [ ] Christmas holidays with
all my friends and having lots of fun.
c) If I get 20,000 euros a year, I (earn) [ ] 100,000 euros in 5
years.
d) (You, use) [ your car tomorrow? I will need it.
e) Classes (start) [ ] on January, 8th
.
4. Fill in the blanks with the future continuous or the future perfect.
Don’t use contractions.
a) By the end of this month I [ ] (live) in Malaga for 3 years.
b) Don’t call me between 3.30 and 5.00 pm, because I [ ]
(have) a siesta then.
c) She is going to find a good job very
soon as she [ ] (finish) her
university degree by this time next year.
d) He will miss the train. When he gets to
the station, the train [ ]
(already, leave).
5. Fill in the blanks with the future
continuous or the future perfect. Don’t use
contractions.
a) You can use my car tomorrow evening because I [ ] (not use) it all
day.
b) What about going to the cinema tomorrow night? I’m sorry, I [
] (date) a boy tomorrow night.
If you leave the house so late, by the time you get to the cinema, the film [
] (already, start).