Future Tense & Grading Adjectives_End-year

Choose the correct sentence in the future simple tense.

• I ate dinner at 7 PM.

• I will eating dinner at 7 PM.

• I am eating dinner at 7 PM.

• I will eat dinner at 7 PM.

Which is the correct usage: 'will' or 'won't'? - I _______ go to the party, because I need to study.

• might

• won't

• shall

• will

Choose the correct grading of the adjective "good"

• good - more good - the most good

• good - gooder - the goodest

• good - better - the best

• good - more good - the best

Choose the correct sentence in the future simple tense.

• He has breakfast yesterday.

• They will went to the beach next week.

• I will finishing my homework yesterday.

• She will win the race tomorrow.

Identify the correct form of the future simple tense in the sentence: She _______ you tomorrow.

• shall help

• will help

• is helping

• helps

Choose the correct grading of the adjective "bad"

• bad - worse - the worst

• bad - badder - the baddest

• bad - bader - the badest

• bad - more bad - the most bad

Fill in the blank with the appropriate future simple tense: They _______ arrive late, it is already 2 AM.

• is

• are

• won't

• will

Choose the correct comparative adjective: 'best' or 'better'.

• good

• greatest

• best

• better

Choose the correct sentence in the future simple tense.

• I won't go to the gym next week.

• I won't attending the party tomorrow.

• I am eat breakfast yesterday.

• I won't watched a movie last night.

Choose the correct grading of the adjective "excellent"

• excellent - excellentest - the excellenter

• excellent - more excellent - the excellentest

• excellent - excellenter - the excellentest

• excellent - more excellent - the most excellent