Will Be Going Present Simple Present Continuous

Which verb form do you use for predictions?

• the Present Simple

• Will - future

• be going to

• the Present Continuous

Which verb form do you use for intentions, plans?

• the Present Simple

• Will - future

• be going to

• the Present Continuous

We use ... for arrangements (plans with a time and/or place).

• the future simple (will)

• be going to

• the present simple

• the present continuous

Where are you going? I ... something for dinner.

• 'm going to buy

• 'll buy

• 'm buying

• buy

We use ... to make predictions based on what we think and for instant decisions, promises, offers and requests.

• the future simple (will)

• be going to

• the present simple

• the present continuous

We use ... to make predictions based on what we see and for plans and intentions.

• the future simple (will)

• be going to

• the present simple

• the present continuous

We use ... for timetables and future time clauses.

• the future simple (will)

• be going to

• the present simple

• the present continuous

Which verb form is used for scheduled events in the future?

• A) the Present Simple

• B) Will - future

• C) be going to

• D) the Present Continuous

What verb form do you use for actions happening right now?

• A) the Present Simple

• B) Will - future

• C) be going to

• D) the Present Continuous

Choose the correct sentence: 'She ... to the party tomorrow.'

• A) goes

• B) will go

• C) is going

• D) go