Future Intentions and Obligations Quiz

Which sentence correctly expresses a future intention?

• I must finish my homework.

• I am going to visit my grandmother tomorrow.

• You should eat more vegetables.

• You must not run in the hallway.

Which sentence shows an obligation?

• You must wear your seatbelt in the car.

• I am going to play soccer after school.

• You should try the new restaurant.

• You must not touch the hot stove.

Which sentence gives advice?

• You must not be late for class.

• I am going to buy a new book.

• You should study for the test.

• You must finish your project.

Which sentence states a prohibition?

• You must do your homework.

• You should help your friend.

• You must not use your phone during the exam.

• I am going to the park.

Choose the correct use of "be going to" for a future plan.

• I must go to the dentist.

• I am going to bake a cake this evening.

• You should listen to your teacher.

• You must not shout in the library.

Which sentence uses "must" to express an obligation?

• You must not eat in class.

• You must finish your homework before playing.

• You should drink more water.

• I am going to call my friend.

Which sentence uses "should" to give advice?

• You must not run in the hallway.

• You should wear a jacket; it’s cold outside.

• I am going to the store.

• You must do your chores.

Which sentence uses "must not" to state a prohibition?

• You must not feed the animals at the zoo.

• You should try harder.

• I am going to study tonight.

• You must finish your lunch.

Which sentence is NOT an example of giving advice?

• You should eat breakfast every day.

• You should get enough sleep.

• You must not cheat on the test.

• You should be kind to others.

Which sentence uses "be going to" incorrectly?

• I am going to visit my cousin next week.

• She is going to bake cookies tomorrow.

• We are going to the museum on Saturday.

• He going to play football after school.