Quiz on Future Plans and Decisions

What is the correct usage of 'be going to'?

• To describe past events

• To express uncertainty

• To discuss future plans already made

• To talk about sudden decisions

Which sentence correctly uses 'will'?

• I have plans to go to the park.

• I'm going to see a movie tonight.

• I will see a movie if I finish my homework.

• I'm going to attend Harvard in the fall.

What does 'won't' stand for?

• Would not

• Is not

• Are not

• Will not

Which of the following is a contraction for 'you are not'?

• You didn't

• You won't

• You aren't

• You're not

When should you use 'be going to'?

• For plans made in advance

• For predictions based on evidence

• For past intentions

• For spontaneous decisions

Which sentence show a plan made in advance?

• Maybe I'll go out for dinner.

• I'm going to visit my grandparents next week.

• I will decide later.

• I think I will go to the concert.

What is the correct contraction for 'he is not'?

• He doesn't

• He isn't

• He aren't

• He won't

Which of the following sentences uses 'will' correctly?

• I am going to go to the store tomorrow.

• I will have gone to the store.

• I am going to the store now.

• I will go to the store tomorrow.

What is the main difference between 'be going to' and 'will'?

• 'Be going to' is for future predictions.

• 'Will' is for sudden decisions.

• 'Will' is for plans made in advance.

• 'Be going to' is for spontaneous decisions.

Which of the following is NOT a contraction for 'will'?

• I'll

• You'll

• They're

• He'll