Understanding Future Tenses in English

What is the main argument about future tense in English?

• Future tense is only used in informal settings.

• Future tense is the most important tense.

• Future tense is the same as past tense.

• There is no future tense in English.

Which form of 'will' is used to make predictions?

• Future perfect simple

• Future perfect continuous

• Future simple

• Future continuous

How is 'will' used in the future continuous tense?

• Will + base verb

• Will + have + past participle

• Will + be + ing verb

• Will + have been + ing verb

What is the structure of 'to be going to' for future plans?

• Be going to + ing verb

• Will + have + past participle

• Be going to + base verb

• Will + base verb

When is the present continuous used for future events?

• For predictions based on evidence

• For scheduled events

• For permanent situations

• For plans and arrangements

What is the difference between 'to be going to' and present continuous?

• 'To be going to' is for scheduled events; present continuous is for predictions.

• 'To be going to' is for predictions; present continuous is for firm plans.

• Both are used for predictions.

• Both are used for permanent situations.

Which tense is not used for making predictions?

• Future simple

• To be going to

• Future perfect

• Present continuous

Which tense is used for scheduled future events?

• Present continuous

• Future continuous

• Present simple

• Future simple

What is an example of using present simple for future events?

• I am going to the store.

• The train leaves at 6 PM.

• I will have left by 6 PM.

• I will be going to the store.

What is the purpose of the PDF mentioned in the video?

• To explain the differences between American and British English

• To offer a quiz and detailed notes on future tenses

• To provide vocabulary lists for beginners

• To provide a detailed explanation of past tenses