Present and future tenses

Megan and Katie _______ a gap year.

• don't take

• doesn't take

• isn't taking

• aren't taking

Choose the option that completes the sentence correctly:

The Present Simple isn't used to talk about ___________

• timetables

• thoughts and feelings

• habitual actions

• temporary actions

Which of the following Present tenses is used to talk about fixed arrangements in the near future?

• Present Simple

• Present Continuous

• Present Perfect

• Present Perfect Continuous

Choose the option that completes the sentences correctly:

(1) What time _____ Sarah tomorrow?

(2) She _______ dinner because her parents are away on a trip.

(3) The President ______ in the White House.

• (1) do you meet

  (2) cooks

  (3) is living

• (1) are you meeting

  (2) 's cooking

  (3) lives

• (1) are you meeting

  (2) cooks

  (3) lives

• (1) do you meet

  (2) 's cooking

  (3) is living

Choose the option that completes the sentences correctly:

- Peter and Dan ______ (1) volunteer work right now.

- What kind of volunteer work ______(2) ?

- They ______ (3) garbage on the beach because they _____ (4) the importance of protecting the environment.

• 1) are doing

  2) are they doing

  3) 're collecting

  4) know

• 1) are doing

  2) do they do

  3) 's collecting

  4) are knowing

• 1) do

  2) do they do

  3) 're collecting

  4) know

• 1) do

  2) are they doing

  3) collect

  4) knows

Choose the episode that completes the sentences correctly.

1. The last episode ______ this evening at 10.

2. We _______ it at Fred's house. He has already bought the popcorn.

• 1. premieres

  2. are watching

• 1. will premiere

  2. are watching

• 1. will premiere

  2. will watch

• 1. is going to premiere

  2. will watch

Which of the following sentences does not use a future form?

• I'm meeting my friends at the coffee shop.

• I won't buy more plastic straws.

• Jennifer is doing her make up.

• The train leaves at 4 p.m.

Which sentence is not correct?

• I will be getting a ticket for the concert.

• I will take you to Paris in June.

• Mary will go to the Web Summit this year.

• My parents won't be at home when I arrive.

Which sentence refers to a plan or intention?

• He will enjoy his experience in a different country.

• Are you going to buy new sneakers?

• I will email you a copy of my CV.

• She's going to regret her new tattoo.