LV1U7: Future Actions and Predictions Quiz

Which phrase is used to express future actions decided at the moment of speaking?

• Will

• Going to

• Might

• Should

What is used to express a prediction based on personal opinions or experiences?

• Going to

• Will

• Must

• Can

Which phrase is used to express future plans decided before the moment of speaking?

• Will

• Going to

• Could

• Would

How do you express a prediction based on present evidence?

• Will

• Going to

• Should

• Might

Which phrase is used to express a future fact?

• Going to

• Will

• May

• Can

What is used to express that something is about to happen?

• Will

• Going to

• Must

• Should

Which of the following can be used for making future predictions without a real difference in meaning?

• Will and Might

• Will and Going to

• Going to and Should

• Must and Can

What is an example of using "will" for an immediate decision?

• I will have salad now.

• I am going to have salad next week.

• I might have salad later.

• I should have salad tomorrow.

What is an example of using "going to" for a prior plan?

• I will visit my aunt now.

• I am going to visit my aunt next Friday.

• I might visit my aunt today.

• I should visit my aunt tomorrow.

Which example shows a prediction based on present evidence?

• I think it will rain.

• Look at those black clouds. It is going to rain.

• It might rain tomorrow.

• It should rain later.