Simple Future (will)
Aula: Simple Future (will)
O que são tempos verbais?
Tempos verbais indicam quando uma ação acontece: no presente, no passado ou no futuro. O Simple Future é usado para falar de ações que acontecerão depois do momento da fala.
Formação do Simple Future
A forma é muito simples:
Afirmativa:
Sujeito + will + verbo (forma base).
Ex.: I will travel to Canada.
(Não conjugamos o verbo depois de will.)Negativa:
Sujeito + will not (won’t) + verbo (forma base).
Ex.: She won’t eat pizza tonight.Interrogativa:
Will + sujeito + verbo (forma base)?
Ex.: Will they study for the test?
Usos principais do Simple Future (5 usos mais comuns)
Decisões tomadas no momento da fala
Ex.: I’m thirsty. I will get some water.Previsões sem base em evidência concreta
Ex.: I think Brazil will win the match.Promessas e ofertas
Ex.: I will help you with your homework.Fatos futuros inevitáveis
Ex.: The sun will rise at 6 a.m.Acontecimentos condicionados a algo (geralmente com if)
Ex.: If it rains, we will stay at home.
Prática Guiada
Complete as frases com will ou won’t e o verbo entre parênteses.
I think it _______________ (rain) tomorrow.
She ______________ (help) you with the project, I’m sure.
They ______________ (not come) to the party.
_______ you _______ (call) me later?
The train __________________ (arrive) at 8:15.
Gabarito – prática guiada
will rain
will help
won’t come
Will / call
will arrive
10 exercícios extras de Simple Future (afirmativa, negativa e perguntas)
I _________________ (visit) my grandparents next weekend.
They _______________________ (not travel) to London this year.
_______ you ____________ (study) for the exam?
We ____________________ (have) a meeting tomorrow morning.
She _____________________ (not eat) sushi tonight.
_______ he _______ (go) to the conference?
The sun ___________________________ (shine) all day.
I ______________________ (call) you when I get home.
We _________________________ (not watch) TV after dinner.
_______ you _______________ (help) me with this box?
Gabarito
will visit
won’t travel
Will / study
will have
won’t eat
Will / go
will shine
will call
won’t watch
Will / help
Parte 3 – Exercícios de reflexão sobre os 5 usos
A. Frases corretas – identifique o uso do Simple Future e justifique
Don’t worry, I will carry your bag.
It’s cloudy. I think it will rain later.
The meeting will start at 10 a.m.
I promise I will call you tonight.
If he studies hard, he will pass the test.
I feel hungry. I will make a sandwich.
She will turn 18 next month.
If it snows, we will stay home.
He says he will fix the car tomorrow.
The sun will set at 6:30 p.m.
B. Frases com erro – corrija para Simple Future e justifique o uso
I make a cake for your birthday. → __________________
She is go to visit Paris next year. → __________________
The bus arrives at 8 a.m. (intenção, não horário fixo). → __________________
We stay home if it rains. → __________________
I am call you tonight. → __________________
They not travel to London this summer. → __________________
He helps you with your homework. (promessa) → __________________
If it’s sunny, we have a picnic. → __________________
I think they win the game. → __________________
Don’t worry, I carry the heavy bags. → __________________
Parte 4 – Comparação de usos (Simple Future x outros tempos já estudados)
Veja a frase e o uso indicado. Escolha qual tempo verbal usar: Simple Future, Simple Past, Present Perfect ou Past Continuous.
Ação concluída no passado – sem ligação com o presente. → __________________
Promessa feita agora. → __________________
Ação que começou no passado e continua no presente. → __________________
Previsão sem base científica. → __________________
Ação acontecendo em um momento específico do passado. → __________________
Fato futuro inevitável. → __________________
Experiência de vida (sem dizer quando). → __________________
Sequência de ações no passado. → __________________
Decisão tomada no momento da fala. → __________________
Ação repetida no passado. → __________________
Gabarito
Simple Past
Simple Future
Present Perfect
Simple Future
Past Continuous
Simple Future
Present Perfect
Simple Past
Simple Future


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