Class 4 Future Tense – Will, Shall, Going To
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Class 4 Future Tense – Will, Shall, Going To
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Aanchal SoniVisit Profile
I’m a fun-loving educator with over 10 years of experience in teaching English and public speaking. I’ve worked with renowned institutions like the British School of Language, Prime Speech Power Language, and currently, PlanetSpark. I’m passionate about helping students grow and thrive, and there’s nothing more rewarding to me than seeing them succeed.
Looking Ahead: Exploring the Future Tense for Class 4
This worksheet introduces students to the future tense using “will,” “shall,” and “going to.” With contextual sentence clues, picture prompts, and error correction tasks, learners build confidence in expressing intentions, predictions, and plans for the future.
Why Future Tense Matters in Grammar?
Understanding future tense helps learners:
1. Talk about upcoming actions and events with clarity.
2. Differentiate between planned actions (going to) and spontaneous decisions (will).
3. Use modal verbs “shall” and “will” in offers, predictions, and promises.
4. Improve story writing and personal expression through tense variety.
What’s Inside This Worksheet?
The worksheet features five scaffolded activities for strong future tense understanding:
✍️ Exercise 1 – Fill in the Blanks
Students complete 10 sentences using “will,” “shall,” or “going to” with clues and matching visuals.
🧠 Exercise 2 – Choose the Right Option
Learners select the correct future form from multiple-choice options with timeline hints.
🎨 Exercise 3 – Picture-Based Fill-Ups
Children use “going to” with the right verb from a box to match picture cues (e.g., swim, read, dance).
✏️ Exercise 4 – Write Sentences with Different Forms
Students write positive and negative sentences using all three future forms based on prompts (draw, read, play).
🔍 Exercise 5 – Error Correction
Each sentence contains a future tense error. Students rewrite the corrected version using the appropriate form.
✅ Answer Key (For Parents & Educators)
Exercise 1 – Fill in the Blanks
1. will
2. shall
3. is going to
4. will
5. Shall
6. is going to
7. will
8. will
9. am going to
10. shall
Exercise 2 – Choose the Correct Option
1. b) will
2. a) shall
3. a) going to
4. a) Shall
Exercise 3 – Use “going to” with Verbs
1. eat
2. swim
3. cook
4. play
5. sleep
6. read
7. ride
8. paint
9. dance
10. write
Exercise 4 – Sample Sentences
**Verb: draw**
✅ I will draw a picture of a tree.
❌ I will not draw a car today.
✅ We shall draw together in class.
❌ We shall not draw during lunch.
**Verb: read**
✅ I will read a storybook at night.
❌ I will not read a comic today.
✅ Shall we read this poem now?
❌ Shall we not read that again?
**Verb: play**
✅ I am going to play football.
❌ I am not going to play today.
Exercise 5 – Error Correction
1. I will visit my cousin tomorrow.
2. We shall buy sweets for the festival.
3. He is going to play the piano at the function.
4. Shall you come to the fair with us?
5. They are going to watch the cricket match.
6. I shall go to the library in the evening.
Give your child the confidence to talk about tomorrow with the right future tense tools.
Frequently Asked Questions
The future tense shows actions that will happen later, using 'will' or 'going to' before the verb.
‘Will’ is used for quick decisions or promises; ‘going to’ is used for planned actions.
It builds vocabulary, helps in goal-setting expressions, and enhances written communication.
