Grammar: Future Forms
This quiz tests your understanding of different ways to express the future in English: will, going to, present continuous, and present simple.
Questions cover spontaneous decisions with 'will', planned intentions with 'going to', fixed arrangements with present continuous, and timetables with present simple.
English has four ways to talk about tomorrow, and native speakers switch between them without thinking — test whether you know when to use each.
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Sample questions3 of 12 shown
Q1
Which sentence uses 'will' correctly to express a spontaneous decision?
Q2
What is the main difference between 'going to' and 'will'?
Q3
Which sentences correctly use the present continuous for future arrangements? (Select all that apply)
What This Quiz Covers
- 'Will' for spontaneous decisions and predictions
- 'Going to' for plans and intentions
- Present continuous for arrangements
- Present simple for schedules and timetables
- Making promises and quick decisions
- Choosing the right future form
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