Let's take some minutes to revise future forms
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When do you use the PRESENT SIMPLE with future meaning?
Scheduled events
Predictions
Arrangements
When do we use PRESENT CONTINUOUS with future meaning?
Immediate decisions
Arrangements
Scheduled events
What is the difference between using "will" and "going to" for predictions?
We use "going to" for predictions based on outside information and "will" for predictions based on personal opinions.
We use "will" for predictions based on outside information and "going to" for predictions based on personal opinions
"I've been thinking about buying a car for some time". Which of the following phrases would be correct in this context?
"I buy a car"
"I will buy a car"
"I'm going to buy a car"
"I've just decided to buy ice-cream". Which of the following phrases would be correct in this context?
"I will buy ice-cream"
"I'm going to buy ice-cream"
"I buy ice-cream"
"I've called the doctor and I have an appointment for next Monday". Which of the following phrases would be correct in this context?
"I see the doctor next Monday"
"I will see the doctor next Monday"
"I'm seeing the doctor next Monday"
Nope
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Future Forms Quiz
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Let's take some minutes to revise future forms
START
When do you use the PRESENT SIMPLE with future meaning?
Scheduled events
Predictions
Arrangements
When do we use PRESENT CONTINUOUS with future meaning?
Immediate decisions
Arrangements
Scheduled events
What is the difference between using "will" and "going to" for predictions?
We use "going to" for predictions based on outside information and "will" for predictions based on personal opinions.
We use "will" for predictions based on outside information and "going to" for predictions based on personal opinions
"I've been thinking about buying a car for some time". Which of the following phrases would be correct in this context?
"I buy a car"
"I will buy a car"
"I'm going to buy a car"
"I've just decided to buy ice-cream". Which of the following phrases would be correct in this context?
"I will buy ice-cream"
"I'm going to buy ice-cream"
"I buy ice-cream"
"I've called the doctor and I have an appointment for next Monday". Which of the following phrases would be correct in this context?
"I see the doctor next Monday"
"I will see the doctor next Monday"
"I'm seeing the doctor next Monday"
Nope
Try again!
Congrats!
You got this!!
Start again