Future Plans and Predictions Quiz

Which sentence uses "will" to express a promise?

• I will call you tomorrow.

• I am going to call you tomorrow.

• I call you tomorrow.

• I am calling you tomorrow.

What is the correct future tense form for the sentence: "They _____ (to move) to a new house next month"?

• They will moving to a new house next month.

• They are going to move to a new house next month.

• They move to a new house next month.

• They are moving to a new house next month.

Which of the following is a correct prediction about the weather?

• It will rain tomorrow.

• It is raining tomorrow.

• It rains tomorrow.

• It is going to rain yesterday.

Which sentence correctly makes a prediction about a future event?

• I think it will snow this weekend.

• I think it is snowing this weekend.

• I think it snows this weekend.

• I think it is going to snow this weekend.

What is the correct future tense form for the sentence: "She _____ (to travel) to Paris next summer"?

• She will travel to Paris next summer.

• She is travel to Paris next summer.

• She going to travel to Paris next summer.

• She travels to Paris next summer.

Which of the following sentences correctly identifies a future plan?

• I will going to the concert next week.

• I am going to the concert next week.

• I go to the concert next week.

• I will go to the concert next week.

Which of the following sentences correctly uses "be going to" for a planned event?

• They are going to visit their grandparents next weekend.

• They will visit their grandparents next weekend.

• They visit their grandparents next weekend.

• They are visit their grandparents next weekend.

Which sentence uses "will" correctly to make a prediction?

• I will going to the party.

• I will finish my homework later.

• I am going to finish my homework later.

• I will finishing my homework later.

Which sentence correctly discusses arrangements for an event?

• We are going to have a meeting at 3 PM.

• We will have a meeting at 3 PM.

• We have a meeting at 3 PM.

• We are having a meeting at 3 PM.

Identify the sentence that uses "will" to express a spontaneous decision.

• I will help you with your project.

• I am going to help you with your project.

• I help you with your project.

• I will be helping you with your project.