Future Tenses Quiz

Which sentence correctly uses Future Simple (Will)?

• I will going to the party.

• I will go to the party.

• I going to will the party.

• I will to go the party.

Which sentence correctly uses "be going to" for a planned action?

• She is going to buy a new phone tomorrow.

• She will buying a new phone tomorrow.

• She is go to buy a new phone tomorrow.

• She will bought a new phone tomorrow.

What is the difference between "will" and "be going to"?

• "Will" is used for planned actions, while "be going to" is for instant decisions.

• "Will" is for promises and instant decisions, while "be going to" is for planned actions.

• They mean the same thing.

• "Will" is for things happening now, and "be going to" is for the past.

Which sentence is a prediction without evidence?

• Look at those clouds! It's going to rain.

• I think she will be late.

• He is going to fail the test; he didn't study.

• The sky is dark. It's going to storm.

Choose the correct future tense for this sentence: I promise I ____ you later.

• will call

• am calling

• am going to call

• call

Which sentence correctly uses Present Continuous for Future?

• We are meeting at 5 PM tomorrow.

• We will meeting at 5 PM tomorrow.

• We are meet at 5 PM tomorrow.

• We meeting at 5 PM tomorrow.

Present Continuous is mainly used for:

• Predictions

• Scheduled arrangements

• Promises

• Sudden decisions

Choose the sentence with the correct future meaning:

• She goes to London next week.

• She will go to London next week.

• She is going to go to London next week.

• She is going to London next week.

What is the correct form of Future Continuous?

• Subject + will + be + verb (-ing)

• Subject + is + verb (-ing)

• Subject + will + verb

• Subject + going to + verb

Choose the correct sentence in Future Continuous:

• He will be sleeping when you arrive.

• He will sleep when you arrive.

• He sleeps when you arrive.

• He will sleeping when you arrive.