Future Tenses

Please choose the sentence that refers to action in the future!

• I am going to school right now

• I am going to the bookstore at the moment

• I am going to go to my grandma's house in 3 days

• I am going to my grandma's house at 1 PM todays

The tense that is used to refer action that will occur in the future and the action are not yet begun is called ...

• Simple Future Tense

• Present Continuous Tense

• Future Continuous Tense

• Future Perfect Tense

The tense that is used for an on-going that will occur in the future is called ...

• Simple Future Tense

• Future Perfect Tense

• Future Continuous Tense

• Future Perfect Continuous Tense

By the time you get here, I ... the assignment.

• will finish

• am going to finish

• will have finished

• will be finishing

At this time tomorrow, I ... books in the terrace

• will read

• will be reading

• will have read

• will have been reading

A : "Hey, what are you doing?"

B : "I am reading a book."

A : "Alright, I am going to go the library to borrow some books."

B : "Okay!"

From the dialogue above, which one of the sentences below that refers to action in the future?

• Okay!

• What are you doing?

• I am reading a book

• I am going to go the library to borrow some books.

A : "Hey, do you read comics?"

B : "No, I don't. Do you any recommendations?"

A : "Yes. You have to start reading The Beginning After The End Chapter 1. By the time you finish reading the S1, I will have finished reading the S2"

B : "Okay. Thank you!"

From the dialogue above, the sentence that refers to action in the future uses ...

• Present Continuous Tense

• Simple Future Tense

• Perfect Future Tense

• Future Continuous Tense

Dialogue A

A : "Hi! I am reading a book right now!"

B : "Hi! I am staying with you until you finish your book then."

Dialogue B

A: "Hi! I am going to the class now."

B :"Hi! I am going to accompany you until the class ends then."

From the dialogue above, which one is the pair of sentences that refers to actions in the future?

• "I am reading a book right now!" and "I am reading a book right now!"

• "I am reading a book right now!" and "I am staying with you until you finish your book then."

• "I am going to the class now." and "I am going to accompany you until the class ends then."

• "I am staying with you until you finish your book then." and "I am going to accompany you until the class ends then."

Which adverb of time that is usually used in future tenses? EXCEPT

• tomorrow

• by the time you ...

• at the moment

• at this time tomorrow

If you want to say that at the exact time in the future, you are reading your favourite novel, what will you say?

• I will read my favourite novel tomorrow

• I will be reading my favourite novel at 3 PM tomorrow

• I will have been reading my favourite novel

• I will have read my favourite novel by then