Future Tense Quiz

Identify the sentence that uses 'be going to' for a future prediction.

• The team is might win the championship.

• The team might going to win the championship.

• The team might win the championship.

• The team is going to win the championship.

Which sentence correctly uses 'might' to express uncertainty?

• He is going to move to a new city.

• He might move to a new city.

• He is might move to a new city.

• He might going to move to a new city.

Select the sentence that shows a planned future action.

• We are going to launch the product next month.

• We are might launch the product next month.

• We might launch the product next month.

• We might going to launch the product next month.

Which sentence uses 'might' to express a future possibility?

• She might attend the conference.

• She might going to attend the conference.

• She is might attend the conference.

• She is going to attend the conference.

Identify the sentence that uses 'be going to' for a future arrangement.

• They are going to meet us at the restaurant.

• They might going to meet us at the restaurant.

• They are might meet us at the restaurant.

• They might meet us at the restaurant.

Choose the sentence that uses 'might' to show uncertainty.

• We might going to win the match.

• We might win the match.

• We are might win the match.

• We are going to win the match.

Which sentence correctly uses 'be going to' for a future intention?

• I am going to learn French this year.

• I might learn French this year.

• I might going to learn French this year.

• I am might learn French this year.

Select the sentence that shows a definite future plan.

• He might buy a new car next month.

• He is going to buy a new car next month.

• He might going to buy a new car next month.

• He is might buy a new car next month.

Which sentence uses 'might' to express a future possibility?

• We might going to have a meeting tomorrow.

• We might have a meeting tomorrow.

• We are going to have a meeting tomorrow.

• We are might have a meeting tomorrow.

Identify the sentence that uses 'be going to' for a future prediction based on evidence.

• Look at those clouds. It might going to rain soon.

• Look at those clouds. It is might rain soon.

• Look at those clouds. It might rain soon.

• Look at those clouds. It is going to rain soon.