Future Forms Review

When making a prediction about the future we use...

• will

• Present continuous / going to

• future perfect

When talking about something that you are planning for the future, we use...

• will

• present continuous or going to

• future perfect

When you decide something in the moment of speaking use...

• will

• present continuous/ going to

• future perfect

To make a request or answer with an offer, we use...

• will

• present continuous/ going to

• future perfect

Which do you use to make a promise?

• will

• present continuous/ going to

• future perfect

Which sentence is an example of the future continuous?

• I am travelling to London next month.

• I will have travelled to London by this time next year.

• I will be travelling to London in two weeks.

Which is a use of the future continuous?

• For a continuous action in the future.

• For an action that will be in progress at a specific time in the future

• For expressing future plans.

Which is an example of the future perfect

• I am travelling to London next month.

• By this time next year, I will have travelled to London.

• I will be travelling to London in two weeks.

Check the uses of the future perfect.

• To speculate about something that has already happened recently.

• To share future plans.

• For an event which will finish before a particular time in the future.

In the following sentence, what is the intent of "will": I'm hungry, I'll make some dinner in a minute.

• To express a prediction

• To express a decision

• To express an offer