PRESENT SIMPLE, PRESENT CONTINUOUS, WILL OR BE GOING TO - 1

When we want to talk about fixed arrangements in the near future, we use ______

• will

• be going to

• present continuous

• present simple

To express the spontaneous decision in the moment of speaking, we use ______

• present continuous

• be going to

• present simple

• will

To talk about plans or intentions for the future, we use ______

• will

• present continuous

• be going to

• present simple

We use ______ when we talk about hopes, threats, promises.

• be going to

• will

• present simple

• present continuous

______ is to express about timetables and programs.

• will

• be going to

• present simple

• present continuous

We use ______ to make predictions based on what we think.

• the future simple (will)

• be going to

• the present simple

• the present continuous

I ______ (be) back!

• am going to be

• will be

• am

• will am

The ferry ______ to France at 7 p.m.

• is leaving

• will leave

• is going to leave

• leaves

A: "What should I do? He won’t marry me!"

B: "Don’t cry. I am sure he ______ (buy) you a ring someday."

• buys

• is buying

• will buy

• is going to buy

I ______ my sister next weekend. I've already booked the tickets.

• am going to visit

• will visit

• am visiting

• visit