Understanding Future Tense Constructions

The video tutorial by Ronnie covers the future tense in English, focusing on two main ways to express future actions: using 'will' and 'going to'. It explains the differences and similarities between these forms, provides examples, and offers practical tips for their usage. The tutorial also addresses common confusions and emphasizes understanding when and how to use each form effectively.

What is the main topic discussed in the video?

• Past tense

• Present tense

• Future tense

• Conditional tense

Which of the following is a way to express future actions?

• Using 'will'

• Using 'was'

• Using 'did'

• Using 'had'

What is the correct form to express a future action using 'will'?

• 'I will go'

• 'I will going'

• 'I will gone'

• 'I will went'

How do you express a future action for 'she' using 'will'?

• 'She will went'

• 'She will going'

• 'She will go'

• 'She will goes'

What verb form is used with 'I' when using 'going to'?

• 'I be going to'

• 'I am going to'

• 'I are going to'

• 'I is going to'

Which of the following is the correct contraction for 'he is going to'?

• 'He're going to'

• 'He's going to'

• 'He'll going to'

• 'He'd going to'

What is the 'to be' form used with 'we' when using 'going to'?

• 'We is going to'

• 'We be going to'

• 'We are going to'

• 'We am going to'

Which of the following is a correct contraction for 'they are going to'?

• 'They're going to'

• 'They'll going to'

• 'They'd going to'

• 'They is going to'

When should 'will' be used according to the video?

• For actions happening right now

• For actions planned long in advance

• For actions decided quickly

• For actions that happened in the past

What is the main difference between 'will' and 'going to' as discussed?

• 'Going to' is used for quick decisions

• 'Will' is used for quick decisions

• 'Going to' is used for past actions

• 'Will' is used for past actions