Expressing the future

I want to describe an action in progress in the future. Let's say, tomorrow, from 8 to 9 a.m. Which tense do I use?

• Future Continuos

• Future Perfect

Which tense describes the completed action in the future?

• Future Continuous

• Future Perfect

How do we form Future Continuous?

• will+have+V (3rd form)

• will+be+Verb (-ing form)

• will+Verb (1st form)

• did+Verb (1st form)

How do we form Future Perfect?

• will+be+Verb (-ing form)

• will+Verb (1st form)

• will+have+Verb (3rd form)

Which of mentioned structures do we use to describe certain plans for the future (100%)?

• Future simple (will)

• Present continuous

• may/might

• Future perfect

Which of these tenses can be used to express the future? More than 1 answer is possible.

• Present simple

• Present continuous

• Future continuous

• Future perfect

• Past simple

Which of these sentences express 50% probability?

• I am flying to New Zealand next month.

• I might fly to New Zealand next month.

• I will be flying to new Zealand next month the 13th, from 5 to 9 p.m.

Which sentence expresses intention?

• She will have taken the exam tomorrow by 11 a.m.

• She is going to take the exam tomorrow.

• She will be taking the exam tomorrow at 11 a.m.

Which tense do we use to express the schedules and timetables in the future?

• Present continuous

• Future simple

• Future perfect

• Present simple

Finish the sentence:

By 4 o'clock I ________ my exam.

• will have finished

• am finishing