Future Tense Quiz

Which sentence expresses a planned future action?

• I eat lunch at noon.

• I'm going to meet my cousin tomorrow.

• I met him last week.

• She is knowing the answer.

Which sentence uses the present continuous for a future plan?

• I am meeting my friends tonight.

• I meet my friends every Friday.

• I going to meet my friends tonight.

• I have met my friends.

Which sentence expresses an intention?

• She is studying now.

• He will play tennis.

• I’m going to clean the garden tomorrow.

• They are playing football.

Choose the sentence that is grammatically correct for a future plan.

• I going to visit my grandmother.

• I’m go to visit my grandmother.

• I’m going to visit my grandmother.

• I am visits my grandmother.

Which sentence uses the present continuous for a fixed arrangement?

• We are going to watch a movie.

• We are watching a movie at 7 p.m. tonight.

• We watched a movie last night.

• We will watching a movie.

Which of the following is NOT a correct use of 'going to'?

• He is going to start a chicken project.

• They’re going to school every day.

• She’s going to buy a new phone.

• We’re going to help Raj and Meena.

What is the correct sentence using 'going to'?

• I’m going clean the kitchen.

• I’m going to clean the kitchen.

• I’m going cleaning the kitchen.

• I’m clean going to the kitchen.

Which sentence suggests something already arranged?

• I think I’ll go shopping.

• I’m going to be a doctor.

• I’m seeing the doctor tomorrow.

• I see the doctor tomorrow.

Which sentence shows a decision made before the moment of speaking?

• I’ll carry that bag for you.

• I’m going to study engineering.

• I think I’ll stay at home.

• Shall I open the window?

Identify the sentence with a future arrangement.

• I went to the market.

• I am visiting my uncle next week.

• I am visit my uncle next week.

• I visiting my uncle next week.