Understanding Tenses in English

What is the structure of the near future tense?

• is + base form of the verb

• will + base form of the verb

• shall + base form of the verb

• was + base form of the verb

Choose the correct form: I ___ (go) to the party tomorrow.

• am going

• goes to go

• going to go

• will go

Identify the future tense: I will travel to Paris next year.

• I am traveling to Paris next year.

• I will travel to Paris next year.

• I travel to Paris next year.

• I traveled to Paris next year.

Fill in the blank: She ___ (study) for her exams this week.

• studies

• is studying

• was studying

• will study

Which sentence is in the present continuous tense?

• I am running.

• I was running

• I run

• I will run

Choose the correct form: They ___ (not/come) to the meeting next week.

• They will not come to the meeting next week.

• They have not come to the meeting next week.

• They are not coming to the meeting next week.

• They did not come to the meeting next week.

What is the difference between near future and distant future?

• The near future is a time frame of one year, while the distant future is ten years or more.

• The near future is defined by past events, while the distant future is based on current trends.

• The near future is always uncertain, while the distant future is predictable.

• The near future is imminent, while the distant future is far away.

Fill in the blank: We ___ (have) dinner at 7 PM tonight.

• are having

• had dinner at 7 PM

• will have dinner at 7 PM

• have dinner at 7 PM

Identify the present continuous tense: He is ___ (play) soccer now.

• playing

• playes

• plays

• played

Choose the correct form: I ___ (not/see) you next month.

• did not see

• am not seeing

• will not see

• will see