Question

4. Write in negative form future simple. 1. James will read tomorrow. 2. He will go skiing next winter. 3. Mr Black will work next Saturday. 4. We will visit our relatives next month. 5. He will go to London in two days. 6. Polly will go to the beach next week. 7. He will drive his car in two days. 8. They will drink milk tomorrow. 9. The children will go to school next autumn. 10. They will lay the table tomorrow.​

Answer 1

1. James will not read tomorrow.

2. He will not go skiing next winter.

3. Mr. Black will not work next Saturday.

4. We will not visit our relatives next month.

5. He will not go to London in two days.

6. Polly will not go to the beach next week.

7. He will not drive his car in two days.

8. They will not drink milk tomorrow.

9. The children will not go to school next autumn.

10. They will not lay the table tomorrow.

Answer 2

1. James won’t read tomorrow
2. He won’t go skiing next winter
3. Mr Black won’t work next Saturday
4. We won’t visit our relatives next month
5. He won’t go to London in two days
6. Polly won’t go to the beach next week
7. He won’t drive his car in two days
8. They won’t drink milk tomorrow
9. The children won’t go to school next autumn
10. They won’t lay the table tomorrow


• Will - positive future simple
• Won’t/ will not - negative future simple

Answer 3

To write these sentences in the negative form of the future simple tense, you can use "will not" (won't) before the verb. Here are the negative forms of the given sentences:

1. James will not read tomorrow.
2. He will not go skiing next winter.
3. Mr. Black will not work next Saturday.
4. We will not visit our relatives next month.
5. He will not go to London in two days.
6. Polly will not go to the beach next week.
7. He will not drive his car in two days.
8. They will not drink milk tomorrow.
9. The children will not go to school next autumn.
10. They will not lay the table tomorrow.