Future tense review

Multiple Choice

is it posible the express future with present tenses?

• no

• maybe

• yes

Yes, it is possible to express future actions or events using present tenses

The following structures are used to express future:

• Present simple

• Present progressive

• Will/Be going to

• Future perfect

• Future continuous

Present Simple

The present simple tense can be used to express future events that are part of a schedule, timetable, or routine.

For example:

• The train leaves at 9 AM tomorrow.

Multiple Choice

What time _____ the train ________ tomorrow?

• a) will / leaves

• b) is / leaving

• c) does / leave

• d) be / going to leave

Multiple Choice

The next bus ______ in 35 minutes

• cames

• comes

• came

• come

Multiple Choice

1. Which day ________ the exhibition ____?

• do / opens

• does / opens

• does / open

• do/ open

Present continuous

Can be used to talk about future plans or arrangements that have already been made. Certainty is implied by it

For example:

• I'm meeting Sarah for lunch tomorrow.

Multiple Choice

My parents — take the dog — to the vet tomorrow

• is taking

• are take

• are taking

• is take

Multiple Choice

What _____ you _____ tomorrow evening?

• a) are / doing

• b) will / do

• c) do / do

• d) are / going to do

Will

It can be used in present sentences to express spontaneous decisions or offers made at the moment of speaking. Wiligness is the source of it

Example:
I will help you with your homework.

Multiple Choice

"Oh no! I forgot my wallet at home!"

"Don't worry. _________ (lend) you some money."

• I'll lend

• I'm going to lend

• I lend

• I'm lending

Multiple Choice

"I have a headache."

"You do? Hold on a second. ________(go) to the kitchen and get you some Tylenol."

• I go

• I'm going

• I'm going to go

• I'll go

Be going to

Is used to express future plans, intentions, or predictions that have been made or decided in advance

For example:

• She is going to travel to Paris next month.

Multiple Choice

"Why are you filling that bucket with water?"

"_________ (wash) the car."

• I'm going to wash

• I'll wash

• I wash

• I'm washing

Multiple Choice

"When is your doctor's appointment?"

_____________(go) to the doctor on January 12th.

• I'm going

• I'm going to go

• I will go

Future perfect

The future perfect is used to describe an action that will be completed or finished at a specific point in the future. It emphasizes the completion of an action before a certain time or event in the future. For example:

• By 5 PM, I will have completed the report.

• She will have visited five different countries by the end of the year.
  

Multiple Choice

By the time you read this............................

• I will have left.

• I will have been leaving.

Multiple Choice

When Sarah goes on vacation next month, she ................................... German for over two years. She should be able to communicate fairly well while she is in Austria.

• will have studied

• will have been studying

Future Continuous

This tense is used to describe actions or events that will be in progress at a specific point in the future. It is formed using "will be" + the base form of the verb + "-ing." For example:

• I will be studying all night for the exam tomorrow.

This sentence indicates that at a particular time in the future (in this case, "tomorrow"), the action of studying will be ongoing.

Multiple Choice

Don’t phone between 7 and 8. We ... dinner then.

• will have dinner

• will be having

Multiple Choice

Hurry up! The film __________ soon.

• will have started

• will be starting