Future Time B2 (Vince Grammar 3)

Which of the following sentences is for a prediction?

• I am going to visit my grandparents tomorrow.

• Perhaps it will rain later today.

• The film starts at 7 pm.

• By the time you arrive, I will have left.

"Going to" is commonly used when:

• Making a decision at the moment of speaking.

• Referring to fixed arrangements in the future.

• Making predictions based on present evidence.

• Describing habitual actions in the past.

Which sentence describes an arranged a future event?

• We are meeting them at the restaurant at 6 pm.

• I will be working late tonight.

• The plane takes off at 9:30 am.

• I am going to study tomorrow.

The future continuous is used to:

• Describe a future event that will have finished before a particular time.

• Talk about an ongoing event at a specific future time.

• Refer to decisions made on the spot.

• Express habitual actions in the future.

Which of the following expresses a prediction based on present evidence?

• I'll buy the tickets tomorrow.

• It's going to rain soon; look at those clouds!

• We will have finished the project by next week.

• She is flying to New York next week.

The future perfect is used to:

• Describe an action that will happen repeatedly.

• Refer to something that will have been completed by a certain future time.

• Make spontaneous decisions.

• Talk about planned events in the near future.

Which sentence uses the future perfect correctly?

• I'll have finished the report by the time you return.

• I will have meeting Sarah at 5 pm.

• They will have arrived at 8 pm.

• The bus will have left shortly.

When is "will" most commonly used?

• For decisions made at the moment of speaking.

• For talking about timetables and schedules.

• For events that are planned in advance.

• For describing actions happening right now.

The present simple can be used for:

• Predictions based on present evidence.

• Fixed events in the future, like timetables.

• Actions that will happen in the distant future.

• Describing events that are happening now.

Which sentence talk about a future intention?

• I'll open the window; it's too hot.

• She is going to apply for a new job next month.

• They're flying to Paris at 6 am tomorrow.

• They are going to give her a surprise.