Future tense 1

It's a beautiful day.

• It doesn't rain today.

• It's not going to rain today.

• It won't rain today.

• It isn't raining today.

What is the future tense of the verb "to eat"?

• ate

• eaten

• will eat

• eating

Which of the following is a future perfect sentence?

•  I will be eating dinner at 6 PM.

• I will have eaten dinner by 6 PM.

• I am eating dinner right now.

• I ate dinner an hour ago.

Which sentence is correct?

• I going to meet my friends.

• I am go to meet my friends.

• I am going to met my friends.

• I am going to meet my friends.

How do you form the future continuous tense?

• Subject + will + be + verb-ing

• Subject + verb + -ed

• Subject + has/have + past participle

•  Subject + will + have + past participle

Which of the following is a future time expression?

• Yesterday

• Last week

• Tomorrow

• This morning

An ice cream shop

• I'll get some ice cream

• I get some ice cream

• I'm going to get some ice cream

• I'm getting some ice cream

What is the difference between the future simple and the future continuous?

• Future simple refers to a completed action in the future, while future continuous refers to an action in progress in the future.

• Future simple refers to an action in progress in the future, while future continuous refers to a completed action in the future.

• There is no difference between the two tenses.

• Both tenses are used to talk about future actions, but they emphasize different aspects of the action.

I love London. Probably I _ there next year.

• go

• am going to go

• am going

• will go

Which of the following is a future perfect continuous sentence?

• I will have finished my homework by 10 PM.

• I will be finishing my homework at 10 PM.

•  I will have been finishing my homework for three hours by 10 PM.

• I will finish my homework by 10 PM.