In deze oefening gaan we ons richten op de toekomende tijd in het Engels, bekend als de ‘Future Simple’ (zal). Deze tijd wordt vaak gebruikt wanneer we praten over beslissingen, voorspellingen of beloftes voor de toekomst. Het is een zeer belangrijke grammaticale structuur die je zowel in geschreven als in gesproken Engels zult tegenkomen. In de volgende oefeningen werk je aan het correct vormen van zinnen in de Future Simple.
De Future Simple vorm je met het hulpwerkwoord ‘will’, gevolgd door de basisvorm van het werkwoord. Bijvoorbeeld: “I will go to the store later.” In deze oefeningen moet je de juiste vorm van ‘will’ in de zin invullen. Let goed op de aanwijzingen die bij elke zin worden gegeven en probeer de correcte vorm in te vullen. Veel succes met oefenen!
Oefening 1: Invullen van de Future Simple met ‘will’
I *will* (will) call you as soon as I arrive.
She *will* (will) not be happy to hear this news.
It *will* (will) probably rain tomorrow.
We *will* (will) meet at the usual place at 6 PM.
They *will* (will) finish the project by next week.
He *will* (will) try to fix the car himself.
You *will* (will) need to sign here to confirm.
I am sure they *will* (will) do a great job.
The teacher said we *will* (will) have a test on Monday.
Do you think it *will* (will) be easy?
My parents *will* (will) celebrate their anniversary next month.
Tell her that I *will* (will) be late.
By this time next year, I *will* (will) have completed my studies.
They *will* (will) not approve of that decision.
I *will* (will) not forget your kindness.
Oefening 2: Kies de correcte Future Simple vorm
Will you *will* (will) help me with my homework?
He *will* (will) see what he can do to solve the problem.
I promise I *will* (will) be on time for the meeting.
She said she *will* (will) take care of everything while you are away.
We are not sure if we *will* (will) go on vacation this summer.
The forecast says it *will* (will) freeze tonight.
Don’t worry, everything *will* (will) be alright.
They think the new law *will* (will) affect many people.
I’m afraid I *will* (will) not make it to the dinner.
Since you *will* (will) not be here, I’ll give the gift to her.
Next year, we *will* (will) start building our new house.
They have promised that the street *will* (will) be repaired soon.
I’m not sure if I *will* (will) be ready by then.
He *will* (will) make an exception just this once.
Will the company *will* (will) launch the new product in June?
