Understanding Future Tense Usage

The video tutorial explores the concept of future tense, focusing on using 'going to' for expressing future intentions and events caused by present circumstances. It provides examples to illustrate these concepts and concludes with a check on understanding. The video ends with a call to action to share and subscribe.

What is the main topic discussed during the trip?

• Conditional tense

• Future tense

• Present tense

• Past tense

Which phrase is used to express future intentions?

• Will be

• Going to

• Have been

• Was going

In the sentence 'Mr Green is going to sell his car', what does 'going to' indicate?

• A past action

• A present action

• A hypothetical situation

• A future intention

Which of the following is an example of using 'going to' for future intentions?

• I will have gone to the meeting.

• I have been to the park.

• I am going to finish my homework.

• I was going to the store.

What is the intention expressed in 'I'm going to write a letter to my uncle'?

• A hypothetical situation

• A past action

• A future intention

• A present action

When do we use 'going to' with a present cause?

• When the action is in the past

• When there is a current reason for a future event

• When the action is uncertain

• When the action is hypothetical

What does the presence of black clouds indicate in the sentence 'It's going to rain'?

• A past event

• A present action

• A future event with a present cause

• A hypothetical situation

What is the cause of the rain in the example 'It's going to rain'?

• Black clouds in the sky

• The temperature is high

• The sun is shining

• The wind is blowing

Which sentence shows a probability of a future action?

• I was going to the store.

• It's going to be a very good party.

• I have been to the park.

• I will have gone to the meeting.

What is the probability of the action happening in 'I'm going to have a bad cold'?

• It is probable

• It is hypothetical

• It is impossible

• It is certain