Future (will/be going to/present continuous)

Which sentence uses "will" correctly?

• She will goes to the park tomorrow.

• She will go to the park tomorrow.

• She is will going to the park tomorrow.

• She go to the park tomorrow.

What is the correct form?
"Look at those clouds! It ___ rain."

• going

• is going to

• will

• will be

Complete the sentence:
"He ___ the dentist at 3 PM tomorrow."

• will see

• sees

• is seeing

• is going to seeing

Which sentence shows a spontaneous decision?

• I will help you with your homework!

• I am going to help you with your homework.

• I am helping you with your homework.

• I help you with your homework.

Which sentence shows evidence-based prediction?

• I think it will snow soon.

• It snows tomorrow.

• It will snow tomorrow.

• It is going to snow. The sky is so dark!

Choose the correct question:

• Will you are watching the movie tonight?

• Are you going to watch the movie tonight?

• You are going to watch the movie tonight?

• You will watching the movie tonight?

Complete the sentence:
"She is ___ to visit her grandparents this weekend."

• going

• going is

• will

• visiting

Which of these sentences expresses a plan?

• We having dinner at 8 PM.

• We are will having dinner at 8 PM.

• We are having dinner at 8 PM.

• We will have dinner at 8 PM.

Which is a correct prediction based on evidence?

• They lose the match.

• They will lose the match. They are playing badly.

• They are going to lose the match. They are playing badly.

• They going to lose the match.

Which is a correct future arrangement?

• I am going going to the doctor on Friday.

• I am go to the doctor on Friday.

• I am going to the doctor on Friday.

• I will going to the doctor on Friday.