Exploring Future in the Past and Connectors

Identify the future in the past in the sentence: 'She was going to attend the meeting.'

• is going to attend

• was attending the meeting

• will attend the meeting

• was going to attend

What is the function of the connector 'then' in a narrative?

• The function of 'then' is to indicate a sequence of events.

• The function of 'then' is to describe a setting.

• The function of 'then' is to provide a moral lesson.

• The function of 'then' is to introduce a character.

Choose the correct future in the past form: 'They ___ (be) at the party.'

• will be

• are being

• were being

• would be

Identify the connector in this sentence: 'First, we will finish our homework.'

• Next

• Finally

• Afterwards

• First

What does the connector 'after' indicate in a sequence?

• It indicates a cause-and-effect relationship.

• It signifies a simultaneous occurrence of events.

• It marks the beginning of a sequence.

• It indicates a sequence where one event follows another.

In the sentence 'He was going to call her later,' what does 'later' signify?

• An indefinite time without a specific reference.

• A future time when the action will occur.

• A time that has no relation to the action being discussed.

• A past time when the action has already occurred.

Which of the following is a future in the past: 'I was going to travel' or 'I will travel'?

• I was going to travel

• I will be traveling

• I traveled

• I am traveling

How does the connector 'until' function in a narrative?

• The connector 'until' describes an action that happens simultaneously with another.

• The connector 'until' is used to indicate a cause or reason.

• The connector 'until' indicates a condition or point in time that must be reached before an action occurs.

• The connector 'until' signifies a completed action.

Identify the future in the past in the sentence: 'They were going to leave early.'

• were leaving early

• had gone to leave

• were going to leave

• are going to leave

What role does 'finally' play in organizing a narrative?

• 'Finally' emphasizes the main conflict of the story.

• 'Finally' introduces a new character in the narrative.

• 'Finally' indicates the conclusion of a narrative.

• 'Finally' serves as a transition to a flashback.