Grammar: Future Forms and Education Vocabulary

Choose the best reply to complete the mini-dialogue using an appropriate future form: A: What are your plans for Christmas? B: ________

• I'll spend a week in the mountains.

• I'm going to spend a week in the mountains.

• I spend a week in the mountains.

• I'll have spent a week in the mountains.

• I'll be spending a week in the mountains.

Select the sentence that correctly expresses a spontaneous decision in a restaurant context: A: What would you like to eat, sir? B: ________

• I'll have tomato soup, please.

• I'm going to have tomato soup, please.

• I'm having tomato soup, please.

• I'll be having tomato soup, please.

• I have tomato soup, please.

Which option best fits the future form for a personal timetable? Choose the correct completion: This is my last day in London. I ______ back to Italy tomorrow.

• am going

• am going to go

• go

• will go

Choose the idiom or phrasal verb that best completes the sentence: Before the language exam, she decided to ______ her grammar.

• take in

• brush up on

• fall behind

• hand it in

• keep on

Read the text and choose the correct word to complete the sentence: "I found most (1) ______ not very interesting and I often got bored."

• lessons

• hours

• lectures

• subjects

• forms

Multiple choice cloze: In England, children are required by law to have a/ an ______ until they are 16 years old.

• instruction

• training

• education

• university

• internship

Match the idiom to its definition: "By the book" means ______.

• to waste time instead of studying or working

• to follow rules strictly

• learning through difficult real-life experiences

• praise for trying, even if the result isn’t great

Select the synonym that best fits the nuance: Which word means "think carefully before deciding something formally"?

• ponder

• deliberate

• speculate

• wonder

• mull over

Which sentence correctly uses the Future Continuous to describe an action in progress at a specific future time?

• At 8 p.m. I ate dinner.

• At 8 p.m. I will have dinner.

• At 8 p.m. I will be having dinner.

• At 8 p.m. I am dinner.

Choose the sentence that expresses a future habit using the Future Continuous.

• Mark will listen to music now.

• Mark will be listening to music as usual.

• Mark listens to music as usual.

• Mark is certainly listening to music as usual.