will, going to, present simple, present continuous

We use the present simple for: (e.g. The plane takes off at 5.30)

• fixed events, timetable events, schedules

• arranged plans

• instant decisions and beliefs

• offers, suggestions, predictions

We use present progressive tense for: (e.g. I am meeting my boss tomorrow at 11)

• arranged events

• decisions, intentions

• fixed events, timetables, schedules

We use will for: (e.g. He will be a good doctor)

• predictions, promises, offers, instant decisions

• plans and intentions

• arranged events

We use going to for: (e.g. We're going to visit my best friend in January)

• plans and intentions

• arranged events

• fixed events

• spontaneous decisions

Fill in the correct future tense - will future, going to, present simple or present progressive.

They ________ (drive) to New York tomorrow morning.

• will drive

• are driving

• are going to drive

Fill in the correct future tense - will future, going to, present simple or present progressive.

I hope the weather _______ (be) nice.

Fill in the correct future tense - will future, going to, present simple or present progressive.

I promise I ________ (not tell) your secret to anyone.

Fill in the correct future tense - will future, going to, present simple or present progressive.

1. We _________ (have) dinner at a nice restaurant on Saturday, but we have't booked a table yet.

Fill in the correct future tense - will future, going to, present simple or present progressive.

1. Look at the clouds - ____________ (rain) in a few minutes.

Fill in the correct future tense - will future, going to, present simple or present progressive.

‘Is the café open today?’ ‘Yes, but it …….. (not open) at all on Sundays.’