This resource provides 50 future tense expressions tailored for ESL learners. It features a variety of conversation questions across beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels. Examples include simple statements like “Will eat pasta for dinner tonight” and more complex expressions like “Will have completed the degree by the end of this year.” Each question is paired with answers, ensuring comprehension and practice. Exploring further will uncover even more useful phrases and discussions on future tense usage.
Future Tense Conversation Questions with Answers
Beginner-Level Future Tense Questions
1. What will you do tomorrow?
I will go to the park.
2. Will you watch a movie this weekend?
Yes, I will watch a movie.
3. What will you eat for dinner tonight?
I will eat pasta.
4. Will it rain tomorrow?
Yes, it will rain.
5. What time will you wake up tomorrow?
I will wake up at 7 AM.
6. Will you visit your friend this week?
Yes, I will visit my friend.
7. What will you do after school?
I will do my homework.
8. Will you go shopping this weekend?
Yes, I will go shopping.
9. What will you wear to the party?
I will wear a dress.
10. Will you travel this summer?
Yes, I will travel to the beach.
Intermediate-Level Future Tense Questions
11. What are you going to do next week?
I am going to study for my exams.
12. Are you going to try a new restaurant soon?
Yes, I am going to try a new restaurant.
13. What will you be doing at 6 PM tomorrow?
I will be cooking dinner.
14. Will you help me with my project?
Yes, I will help you with your project.
15. Are you going to join any clubs this semester?
Yes, I am going to join the art club.
16. What will you be doing this time next year?
I will be traveling abroad.
17. Will you call me later?
Yes, I will call you later.
18. What are your plans for the holidays?
I am going to visit my family.
19. Will you attend the meeting on Friday?
Yes, I will attend the meeting.
20. What will you do if it snows tomorrow?
I will build a snowman.
21. Are you going to see that new movie?
Yes, I am going to see it.
22. What will you be doing at the weekend?
I will be relaxing at home.
23. Will you be ready for the test next week?
Yes, I will be ready.
24. Are you going to participate in the competition?
Yes, I am going to participate.
25. What will you do if you get a promotion?
I will celebrate with my friends.
26. Will you travel to another country this year?
Yes, I will travel to France.
27. What will you be doing during the summer vacation?
I will be working at a summer camp.
28. Are you going to buy a new phone soon?
Yes, I am going to buy a new phone.
29. What will you do if you see a famous person?
I will ask for a photo.
30. Will you read that book you mentioned?
Yes, I will read it.
Advanced-Level Future Tense Questions
31. What will you have accomplished by the end of this year?
I will have completed my degree.
32. Will you be studying abroad next semester?
Yes, I will be studying in Spain.
33. What are your long-term career goals?
I am going to become a project manager.
34. What will you be doing during the next holiday season?
I will be volunteering at a local shelter.
35. Will you have finished your work by the deadline?
Yes, I will have finished it.
36. What experiences do you think you will gain from your internship?
I will gain valuable work experience.
37. Are you going to continue your education after this course?
Yes, I am going to pursue a master’s degree.
38. What will you do if you don’t get the job you applied for?
I will keep applying to other jobs.
39. Will you be moving to a new city in the future?
Yes, I will be moving to New York.
40. What will your life look like in five years?
I will be working in a fulfilling career.
41. Are you going to start a business someday?
Yes, I am going to start my own business.
42. What will you be doing when you retire?
I will be traveling the world.
43. Will you have your own house in ten years?
Yes, I will have my own house.
44. What challenges do you think you will face in the future?
I will face challenges in balancing work and life.
45. Are you going to learn a new language soon?
Yes, I am going to learn French.
46. What will you have learned by the end of this course?
I will have learned advanced grammar.
47. Will you be attending any conferences next year?
Yes, I will be attending several conferences.
48. What goals are you going to set for yourself this year?
I am going to set fitness and career goals.
49. Will you help others achieve their goals in the future?
Yes, I will help mentor others.
50. What will you be proud of when you look back at your life?
I will be proud of my accomplishments and experiences.
Conclusion
In exploring future tense expressions, one might coincidentally find that language shapes not only communication but also our perceptions of time and possibility. As ESL learners engage with these questions, they unwittingly map their aspirations and dreams, revealing a shared human experience. The subtle intertwining of language and hope illustrates how conversations about the future can foster connections, reminding individuals that each question posed is a step toward understanding themselves and the world around them.
