The Blues are .......................... to win the rugby match tomorrow. It is certainly going to happen.

What form of the verb do we use after 'will' in the future simple?

• infinitive without to

• past participle

• gerund

• to infinitive

In all ....................... I will be in Auckland Domain tomorrow.

• probably

• probability

• prospect

• likely

I will .......................... flying to Tauranga from Auckland this time tomorrow.

What tense is this?: I will have finished the English homework by six o'clock.

• future simple

• future continuous

• future perfect simple

• future perfect continuous

Why do we use future perfect simple?

• To talk about actions that have been planned

• To refer to a completed action in the future

• To talk about decisions made at the time of speaking

• To talk about something we think is happening at the time of speaking

What is the structure of future perfect simple?

• subject + will + have been + ing

• subject + will + be + ing

• subject + will + infinitive

• subject + will + have + past participle

Which tense do we use if we are talking about strong plans / intentions?

• future simple

• be going to

• bound to

• future perfect continuous

This time next week Joe will be ........................... cricket with Jack on Waiheke Island.

• played

• play

• plays

• playing

I ........ bound to fail. I didn't study at all.

• was

• will

• be

• have