What tense are we using when we use "be going to"?

• future tense

• present continuous tense

• past tense

• present tense

Which statement is correct when using "be going to"?

• The action has not yet been decided

• The action has already been decided

• The action will happen in the present tense

• The action will happen in the future tense

What tense are we using when we use "will"?

• future tense

• past tense

• present continuous tense

• present tense

Which statement is correct when using "will"?

• The action will happen in the present tense

• The action will happen in the future tense

• The action has already been decided

• The action has not yet been decided

Which sentence uses the "be going to" structure?

• I would go to the store tomorrow

• I am going to go to the store tomorrow

• I am going tomorrow

• I will go to the store tomorrow

Which sentence uses the "will" structure?

• I will go to the store tomorrow

• I would go to the store tomorrow

• I am going tomorrow

• I am going to go to the store tomorrow

Which of the following phrases is the best example of "be going to"?

• I'm planning to do it next week

• I'm going to do it yesterday

• I'm sure I will do it next week

• I'm going to do it next week

Which of the following phrases is the best example of "will"?

• I'm going to do it next week

• I'm planning to do it next week

• I'm sure I will do it next week

• I'm going to do it yesterday

If you want to talk about a prediction or something that has already been decided, which structure should you use?

• shall

• will

• be going to

• may

If you want to talk about something that is certain to happen in the future, which structure should you use?

• may

• shall

• be going to

• will