Grammar - Rules and Worksheets: Future

These exercises will help your ESL students understand how to use the future in the affirmative, negative and interrogative forms. These worksheets cover two common future tenses: "will + verb" and "be + going to + verb". The worksheets offer clear explanations of the rules, examples, and exercises to reinforce the concept.

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• Learning Targets
• Rules and Worksheets: 11 pages (affirmative, negative, interrogative)
• Credits
• Answer Keys

This product is part of THE AMAZING ESL GRAMMAR BOOK (140 pages, 13 units).

Two sets of documents are provided to accommodate the variations in spelling across different countries and to ensure that the examples used in the worksheets are relevant and meaningful to the ESL students (Quebec/Canada and France).

Each activity is associated with a specific learning target that outlines what learners should achieve through their engagement in that activity. Students are required to read the target prior to starting the activity, and upon finishing it, they must assess their own performance.

These worksheets were tested in our classroom, and they have proven to be a resounding success! We made sure the worksheets address common areas of difficulty when learning a second language and that they provide ample practice opportunities.

Our worksheets are thoughtfully crafted with the need of ESL learners in mind. The design is clear and user-friendly, ensuring the students can easily navigate through the exercises. The fonts are large and legible, enabling students to read the content effortlessly. Visual appeal plays a crucial role in motivation, so we made our worksheets colorful and engaging to captivate your student’s attention.

To enhance students' retention of those grammar rules, teachers should incorporate rule-specific games and projects into their instruction. By participating in these activities, students can experience how grammar rules operate within real-world scenarios, fostering a deeper understanding that goes beyond rote memorization.

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