Future Indefinite Tense Quiz

Which sentence is in the future indefinite tense?

• She *will travel* to Japan next year.

• She *traveled* to Japan last year.

• She *is traveling* to Japan now.

• She *travels* to Japan every year.

Which sentence is in the future indefinite tense?

• They *will attend* the meeting tomorrow.

• They *attended* the meeting yesterday.

• They *are attending* the meeting right now.

• They *attend* the meeting every month.

Which sentence is in the future indefinite tense?

• I *will call* you later.

• I *called* you yesterday.

• I *am calling* you now.

• I *call* you every day.

Which sentence is in the future indefinite tense?

• She *will start* a new job next month.

• She *started* a new job last month.

• She *is starting* a new job now.

• She *starts* a new job every month.

Which sentence is in the future indefinite tense?

• We *will visit* the museum next week.

• We *visited* the museum last week.

• We *are visiting* the museum now.

• We *visit* the museum regularly.

Which sentence is in the future indefinite tense?

• He *will finish* his homework before dinner.

• He *finished* his homework yesterday.

• He *is finishing* his homework now.

• He *finishes* his homework every day.

Which sentence is in the future indefinite tense?

• They *will meet* at the café tomorrow.

• They *met* at the café last week.

• They *are meeting* at the café now.

• They *meet* at the café every weekend.

Which sentence is in the future indefinite tense?

• I *will see* that movie next weekend.

• I *saw* that movie last weekend.

• I *am seeing* that movie now.

• I *see* that movie often.

Which sentence is in the future indefinite tense?

• She *will bake* a cake for the party.

• She *baked* a cake for the party last time.

• She *is baking* a cake for the party now.

• She *bakes* a cake every week.

Which sentence is in the future indefinite tense?

• They *will start* their vacation next month.

• They *started* their vacation last month.

• They *are starting* their vacation now.

• They *start* their vacation every year.