Grammar Future Tense

Choose the best response to this question:

What are your plans for this weekend?

• I am going to playing football this weekend.

• I am going to play football this weekend.

• I am going play football this weekend.

Choose the best response to this question:

Where will you travel this weekend?

• I will travel to Alaska.

• I will be travel to Alaska.

• I will be going to traveling to Alaska.

Choose the best response to this situation (use future tense):

James' books just fell on the floor.

• I am helping him.

• I help him.

• I will help him.

Choose the correct sentence

• What is we going to do next week?

• What are we going to do next week?

• What is we going do next week?

Choose the correct sentence

• When are the students going to have a test?

• The students are going to have a test when?

• Are the students going to have a test when?

Choose the best response to this question:

Will you help me?

• Yes, I am going.

• Yes, I will to help you.

• Yes, I will.

Choose the best response to this question:

When will the class start?

• The class will is starting at 7:00am.

• The class starts at 7:00am.

• The class is going to starting at 7:00am.

Choose the best response to this question:

What is Sally going to do this weekend?

• She's babysitting this weekend.

• She's going to babysit this weekend.

• She will babysit this weekend.

• (All of these answers are okay)

When can we use the present progressive to talk about the future?

• for future plans

• for quick decisions

• for facts related to the future

When can we use the simple present to talk about the future?

• for facts about the future

• for quick decisions

• for scheduled future events