Future Forms Quiz

English has a number of future forms. Use 'will do' for promises, reactions at the moment of speaking and predictions.

I'll help you with your homework.
Mr. Smith will win the election.

Use 'be going to do' for events that are planed for the future, or for something that you see is about to happen.

She is going to visit her mother next week.
Be careful! You are going to drop those dishes!

Choose the correct future form to complete the sentences below. Once you have decided on your answer, click on the arrow to check your answer.

I'm hungry - Oh, I (make) you a sandwich.

He (study) Law at UCLA next year.

Oh darling! I love you so much, (you/marry) me?

The flight (leave) at 8 p.m.

Look at those clouds! It (rain) any minute.

Jack (meet) Tom tomorrow afternoon.

I think he (be) very successful.

When (visit) me next year?

Class (begin) at 9, it (begin) at 10.

As soon as she arrives in Dallas she (give) you a call.

Look at those clouds on the horizon! It is (rain) soon.

Who do you think (win) the next national elections?

We are (fly) to Austin next week for a meeting with the advisory board.

I promise you: I (finish) my homework on time next week.

I'll take this letter to the post office when I (go) into town this afternoon.

Information on the usage and construction of Future Forms

Kenneth Beare
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