Future Tenses B1.5

Multiple Select

When we use future simple (choose the correct options)

• predictions

• promises

• future events : no intention/ no plans

• emphasis in future plans

Multiple Select

Choose the best negative sentence.

• I will go to Medellin

• My parents wont talk tomorrow.

• Sergio will not approve the English test.

• Andrea will be working in the airport.

Multiple Select

Choose the correct future simple questions.

• Will you study medicine?

• You will celebrate your boyfriend's birthday?

• She will look for a new job?

• Will my father invite me to cinema on Saturday?

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct affirmative sentence in the future simple.

• Our teacher is ill, so she won't be at school next week.

• I'm afraid you won't catch the transmilenio. It's already 2 o'clock.

• Your English is very good. I'm sure you will pass the exam.

​I’m flying to New York tomorrow morning.

Volaré a New York mañana en la mañana.

Example 1

​I'm flying: Indicates the present continuous.

tomorrow morning: future time expression

​​Explanation

​​I'm flying: Indica el presente continuo.

tomorrow morning: Expresión de tiempo futuro.

​​Explicación:

Multiple Select

When we use future continuous (choose the correct options)

• actions in progress in the future

• promises

• parallel actions in the future

• emphasis in future plans

Multiple Select

Choose the correct affirmative sentence in the future continuous.

• I won't be travelling next week.

• Samuel will be studying at 2 with his partner.

• I will be getting a haircut this afternoon.

Multiple Choice

Choose the wrong question in future continuous.

• Will she be studying Maths?

• Are you will be sleeping at 10?

• Will we be eating soon ?

When do you use it?

• plans (= plannen die je maakt)

• intentions (= intenties, voornemens die je hebt)

Multiple Choice

Put the verb in the going to-future:

I (to eat) a delicious pancake.

• am going to

• am going to eat

• am eating

Multiple Choice

Put the verb in the going to-future.

We (not to sit) on the sofa.

• are sitting

• aren't going to sit

• is going to sit

• are not sitting

Example

• What are you going to do this weekend?

• Friday night, I'm going to watch a horror film. And then I'm going to sing karaoke. Saturday morning me and my brother are going to play football.

• --> This are your PLANS for the weekend. <--

Multiple Choice

Which of the statement below is TRUE?

• Simple Future Tense = Will/ Shall + Be + Present Participle

• 'Going To' is used to express future action that is planned in advance

• Present Continuous cannot be used to express future time

• Future Continuous Tense is used to express future action that is planned in advance

​The Present Continuous

What are you going to do?

• The Present Continuous is used to talk about future arrangements.

• An arrangement is something that is done to prepare or plan for something in the future.

• An arrangement is also an agreement between two people or groups about how something happens or will happen.

Examples:

• I’m having a party tonight. (Some friends have invited me to their party).

• Sue is starting an English course next summer. (She has already registered at a language school where she wants to study English).

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Examples

- Tonight

- Tomorrow

- This weekend

- Next Monday, Friday, Saturday

- Next week

- Next weekend

- Next Year

Multiple Choice

___ you ___ Netflix tomorrow?

• Are / watching

• Is / watching

• Do / watching

• Are / watch

Multiple Choice

My parents ____ my grandparents next Chrismast.

• are coming

• coming are

• do coming

• is coming

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Time to review Simple Present for Future Events...

​Affirmative form

We use

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Subject + Verb (s) + Complement

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examples

I usually go to the park

Alex always plays video games

We do our homework

Multiple Choice

________ Gabriel play basketball?

• Do

• Does

Multiple Choice

Do ________ homework?

• we have

• we has

• he have

• he has

Multiple Choice

Do you go to Medellin?

• No, I am

• Yes, I do

• Yes, I go