What is the primary use of the future simple tense?

• To express ongoing actions

• To describe habitual actions

• To talk about future facts and assumptions

• To describe past events

Which of the following is an example of a spontaneous decision using the future simple tense?

• I will finish my homework tomorrow.

• I will invite lots of people to the party.

• I will travel to Paris next year.

• I will have lunch at noon.

Which expression is commonly used with the future simple tense?

• Last week

• Yesterday

• Next Monday

• Currently

How is the future simple tense structured in affirmative sentences?

• Subject + was + verb-ing

• Subject + has + past participle

• Subject + is + verb-ing

• Subject + will + infinitive

What is the negative form of 'I will eat' in the future simple tense?

• I will not eat

• I have not eaten

• I do not eat

• I am not eating

Which of the following is a correct negative sentence in the future simple tense?

• She won't agree with that.

• She doesn't agree with that.

• She isn't agreeing with that.

• She hasn't agreed with that.

How do you form a question in the future simple tense?

• Do + subject + verb?

• Will + subject + infinitive?

• Is + subject + verb-ing?

• Has + subject + past participle?

Which of the following is a question in the future simple tense?

• Have you opened the door?

• Will you open the door?

• Are you opening the door?

• Did you open the door?

In British English, which pronouns can 'shall' replace 'will' for?

• He and she

• They and it

• I and we

• You and they

What is the primary use of 'shall' in British English?

• To express past actions

• To ask for opinions or suggestions formally

• To make informal suggestions

• To describe ongoing actions