English Grammar Future Tense Worksheet for Class 3 [PDF]

English Grammar Future Tense Worksheet for Class 3 [PDF]

Exploring future actions can be fun when you understand how to talk about things that have not happened yet. This English grammar worksheet for Grade 3 on Simple Future Tense helps students practice how to describe actions that will happen in the future in a clear and easy way.

What Is the Topic?

This English grammar worksheet focuses on Verb Tenses – Simple Future (will + verb). It helps students understand how to talk about actions that will happen later. The simple future tense is formed using “will” followed by a verb. Students learn how to identify, use, and form sentences correctly in this tense.

What’s in This Worksheet?

1. Multiple choice questions to identify sentences in simple future tense  
2. True and false statements to check understanding  
3. Fill in the blanks using correct future tense verbs  
4. Sentence rewriting practice  
5. Paragraph-based fill in the blanks activity  
6. Practice with verbs and sentence structure  

Definitions, Examples, Techniques, and Tips  

Definition:  
Simple Future Tense is formed using “will + verb”.

Examples from the worksheet:  
Tara will paint a picture in art class.  
Kabir will visit his cousin next weekend.  
Neel will help his mother in the garden.  

Technique:  
Look for the word “will” in a sentence to identify future tense.  

Tip:  
Always use the base form of the verb after “will”.

Why Is It Important to Learn This?

Learning simple future tense helps students talk about upcoming actions. It improves sentence formation and helps in writing clearly about future plans. It also builds strong grammar skills needed for exams and daily communication.

Where Will This Knowledge Help You?

This knowledge helps in exams, writing tasks, and speaking activities. Students can describe plans, events, and actions that will happen later. It also helps in class participation and storytelling.

How to Use This Worksheet?

1. Attempt all questions independently  
2. Carefully read each sentence before answering  
3. Compare your answers with the answer key  
4. Practice regularly for better understanding  
5. Follow the exact order of answers while checking  

Important Tips and Tricks  

1. Always check for “will” to identify future tense  
2. Do not confuse past and present tense with future tense  
3. Use correct verb forms after “will”  
4. Read sentences carefully before choosing answers  
5. In paragraph questions, choose words that fit both meaning and tense  

Complete Answer Key  

Exercise No. 1  
Choose the correct option that indicates Simple Future Tense.

1. a) Tara will paint a picture in art class.  
2. b) Kabir will visit his cousin next weekend.  
3. b) Neel will help his mother in the garden.  
4. a) Anaya will play badminton after school.  
5. b) Ritu will clean her study table tomorrow.  
6. b) Arjun will water the plants in the yard.  
7. a) Maya will draw animals in her notebook.  
8. a) Dev will write a story next Sunday.  
9. b) Sia will dance in the cultural event.  
10. b) Veer will play the drum in music class.  

Exercise No. 2  
Tick T if the sentence indicates Simple Future Tense correctly, else tick F.

1. True  
2. True  
3. False  
4. False  
5. False  
6. False  
7. False  
8. True  
9. True  
10. True  

Exercise No. 3  
Fill each blank with one suitable word as per the topic.

1. will paint  
2. will visit  
3. will help  
4. will play  
5. will clean  
6. will water  
7. will draw  
8. will write  
9. will dance  
10. will play  

Exercise No. 4  
Rewrite the sentences by changing it to Simple Future Tense.

1. Tara will paint a flower.  
2. Neel will help his father.  
3. Anaya will play football.  
4. Kabir will visit his friend.  
5. Ritu will clean the window.  
6. Arjun will water the tree.  
7. Dev will write stories.  
8. Sia will dance on stage.  
9. Maya will draw a cat.  
10. Veer will play guitar.  

Exercise No. 5  
Read the passage and fill the blanks using words from the box.

On Sunday afternoon, Neha and her cousins will be visiting the playground near their home. The children will be playing cricket while some parents will be chatting on the benches. Near the gate, an ice-cream seller will be ringing his bell loudly. Soon the sky will be turning orange as the sun sets. Mums and dads will be calling their kids to come home. By then, everyone will be packing their toys and water bottles. It will be getting cooler, and the birds will be flying back to their nests. Some neighbours will be waving from their balconies.

Keep practicing this English grammar worksheet for Grade 3 on Simple Future Tense to improve your skills. With regular practice, you will become confident in using future tense correctly in both writing and speaking.

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