What will the children do when their classes are over?

Here are the activities each child will do after classes: 1. **ROB**: Skiing. He will go skiing. 2. **SALLY**: Skating. She will go skating. 3. **KIM**: Playing football. He will play football. 4. **RONALD**: Playing basketball. He will play basketball. 5. **JENNY**: Riding a horse. She will ride a horse. 6. **ANN**: Playing tennis. She will play tennis. 7. **COLIN**: Swimming. He will swim. 8. **TIMOTHY**: Running. He will run. Let's summarize these actions in a more formal way. After classes: * Rob will ski. * Sally will skate. * Kim will play football. * Ronald will play basketball. * Jenny will ride a horse. * Ann will play tennis. * Colin will swim. * Timothy will run. This exercise teaches us how to describe the actions of people in the future using 'will' followed by the base form of a verb. For example, 'He will play' or 'She will swim'. The question asks what they 'will do' and the answer explains what each of them is going to do.