Grade 7 Future Forms (Will vs Going To): Grammar Worksheet with Exercises [Free PDF]

Future Talk Made Easy: Grade 7 Future Forms (Will vs Going To) Grammar Practice Worksheet. 

Understanding how to talk about the future is an important step toward becoming a confident English speaker and writer. In Grade 7, students move beyond basic sentence structures and begin learning how to express plans, decisions, and upcoming events clearly using “will” and “going to.” This Future Forms worksheet helps learners recognize the correct usage of these forms and apply them effectively in different contexts to improve clarity, accuracy, and fluency in their writing. Through engaging and structured activities, students practice identifying incorrect sentence patterns, choosing the correct future form, rewriting sentences, and completing meaningful passages. These exercises are designed to strengthen understanding of how future tense works in real-life situations, making grammar learning more practical and effective.

Download this English grammar worksheet and practice regularly to build strong sentence construction skills and improve your understanding of future forms. You can also book a free trial session to receive expert guidance and enhance your grammar, writing clarity, and overall communication abilities. This worksheet is designed in a clear and student-friendly format, helping Grade 7 learners confidently use “will” and “going to” in everyday communication.

What Is the Topic?

Future forms (will vs going to) help us talk about actions that will happen in the future. In this worksheet, students learn how to use “will” and “going to” correctly in sentences.

“Will” is often used when making quick decisions, promises, or predictions. 
“Going to” is used when talking about plans or intentions that are already decided.

Students are expected to:
• Identify incorrect future forms in sentences 
• Choose the correct future form 
• Rewrite sentences into future tense 
• Use future forms in a passage 
• Write their own paragraph using future forms 

This helps students understand how to form correct sentences and use grammar accurately in real situations.

What’s in This Worksheet?

This English grammar worksheet for Grade 7 includes different types of questions to build a strong understanding of future forms.

1. Underline the error 
Students identify the incorrect part in each sentence related to future forms.

2. Multiple choice questions 
Students choose the correct option using “will” or “going to”.

3. Sentence rewriting 
Students rewrite sentences into the future tense.

4. Fill in the blanks 
Students complete a passage using correct future forms.

5. Paragraph writing 
Students write a short paragraph using future forms.

These activities help students practice grammar step by step and prepare them for exams and real-life communication.

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Definitions, Examples, Techniques, and Tips

Future forms are used to describe actions that will happen later.

Examples from the worksheet show how incorrect structures like:
“Will going to visit” 
“Is go to travel” 
“Will planning” 

It needs to be corrected into proper forms.

Students learn to:
• Identify errors in sentence structure 
• Choose between correct options like “will visit” or “is going to buy” 
• Rewrite present or past sentences into future form 
• Use future forms correctly in a passage 

A useful technique is to look carefully at the sentence and decide whether it shows a plan or a general future action before choosing the correct form.

Why Is It Important to Learn This?

Learning future forms is important because it helps students talk about upcoming events clearly.

It improves:
• Sentence accuracy 
• Writing skills 
• Speaking confidence 

For Grade 7 students, this topic builds a strong base for advanced grammar topics. It also helps in exams where correct sentence formation is required.

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Where Will This Knowledge Help You?

This knowledge is useful in many situations:

• In school exams where grammar accuracy is important 
• In writing tasks like essays and paragraphs 
• In speaking activities and classroom discussions 
• In daily conversations when talking about plans or future events 

Understanding future forms helps students communicate clearly and correctly.

How to Use This Worksheet?

1. Attempt all questions independently 
Try to solve each question without help to test your understanding.

2. Review answers carefully 
Check your responses with the answer key provided below.

3. Correct your mistakes 
Understand where you went wrong and fix your errors.

4. Practice regularly 
Repeat similar exercises to strengthen your grammar skills.

The solutions follow the exact worksheet order, so compare your answers carefully.

Important Tips and Tricks

1. Avoid using double future forms like “will going to” 
2. Do not use incorrect verb forms like “will planning” or “is go” 
3. Always check if the sentence needs “will” or “going to” 
4. Read the full sentence before choosing the correct option 
5. Practice rewriting sentences to improve accuracy 
6. In paragraph writing tasks, focus on using correct future forms 
7. Examiners expect correct grammar and clear sentence structure 

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Complete Answer Key

Exercise 1- Underline the error in each future forms (will vs going to) sentence.

1. will going to → is going to visit
2. is will buy → will buy
3. will planning → will plan
4. is going write → is going to write
5. will going attend → is going to attend
6. is going to will complete → will complete
7. will preparing → will prepare 
8. is go to travel → is going to travel
9. will going to bake → will bake
10. is going finish → is going to finish

Exercise 2- Choose the correct option based on future forms (will vs going to).

1. b) is going to
2. b) will
3. a) will
4. c) is going to
5. a) will
6. a) will
7. b) is going to
8. a) is going to
9. b) will
10. c) is going to

Exercise 3- Rewrite each sentence by changing it into the future forms (will vs going to).

1. Seema will finish homework.
2. Ritika is going to write a letter now.
3. Simi is going to cook dinner.
4. Kriti will study for exams.
5. Arnav is going to play cricket.
6. Ujjawal is going to prepare notes.
7. Parv will complete the work.
8. Muskan will clean the room.
9. Ritika is going to sing a song.
10. Seema will read a book.

Exercise 4- Read passage and fill the blanks with suitable future forms (will vs going to) carefully.

Next Sunday, Ritika is going to host a grand cultural event in the school hall, and Seema is going to design creative and colorful decorations for the stage. Kriti is going to prepare an impressive and well-structured speech, while Arnav is going to invite special guests from nearby schools. Simi will not participate because Muskan is going to practice for an important competition. Ujjawal will manage the sound system efficiently, and Parv is going to arrange refreshments and seating for everyone. During the event, Ritika will lead the program confidently, Seema will coordinate all activities smoothly, Kriti will present awards to the participants, and Arnav will handle the announcements properly.

Exercise 5- Write a short paragraph about: “My Plans for the Next Weekend” using future forms (will vs going to). 
(Sample Answer)

Ritika is going to visit her grandparents next weekend. Seema will join her for shopping in the market. Simi is going to prepare a list of items, and Kriti will help in packing. Arnav will arrange transport, and Muskan is going to plan activities. Everyone will enjoy the trip and create happy memories.

Learning future forms through this Grade 7 English grammar worksheet helps students build confidence in expressing future ideas clearly. With regular practice, students can improve both their writing and speaking skills. Keep practicing and applying these concepts in daily conversations to become more fluent and accurate in English grammar.

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