Present Continuous for the Future Arrangements

Which tense is used for intentions or decisions made before speaking?

• Present Continuous
• Past Simple
• Going To
• Present Simple
• Future Simple

What is the correct form: "She ___ to the store later."?

• is going
• are going
• am going
• was going
• were going

Which tense indicates confirmed plans with a specific time or date?

• Past Continuous
• Present Continuous
• Going To
• Future Perfect
• Present Simple

"I'm visiting my aunt tomorrow." What does this sentence indicate?

• A past event
• A current event
• An intention
• A confirmed plan
• A prediction

Which of the following is NOT a common mistake when using "going to"?

• Using the wrong form of "be"
• Omitting "to" in "going to"
• Using "going to" for past events
• Using present continuous without a time marker
• Using "going to" for spontaneous decisions

Which tense is used for predictions based on current evidence?

• Present Simple
• Going To
• Past Continuous
• Future Perfect
• Present Continuous

"They're playing football tomorrow." What does "they're" stand for?

• they was
• they are
• they were
• they is
• they be

In which situation would you most likely use "going to"?

• Describing a past event
• Making a spontaneous decision
• Talking about a routine
• Making a prediction based on evidence
• Describing a confirmed past plan

Which of the following sentences uses the present continuous for a future event?

• She was reading a book.
• They play football every weekend.
• It's going to rain.
• I'm meeting my friend later.
• He didn't go to the store.

What is essential to include in a sentence when using present continuous for future plans to avoid ambiguity?

• A verb in past form
• A modal verb
• A time marker
• The word "going"
• A past participle