Grammar Quiz

Future Tenses Quiz

English multiple-choice grammar quiz about Future Tenses

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Can you use present tenses to talk about the future?

A. Yes.

B. No.

C. Are you kidding me?

D. Is this a serious question?


Use _____ when you’re 75% sure.

A. will probably

B. be likely to

C. be about to

D. will definitely


Use _____ when you’re 100% sure.

A. will probably

B. be likely to

C. be about to

D. will definitely


Use _____ + verb for predictions about the future.

A. be going to

B. simple present

C. present progressive

D. will/won’t


Use _____ + verb to talk about things that will probably happen.

A. be likely to

B. be about to

C. will be able to

D. will/won’t


You can use _____ + verb for predictions based on present evidence or for which you have reliable information.

A. be going to

B. simple present

C. present progressive

D. will/won’t


Use _____ + verb for future plans and intentions.

A. be going to

B. simple present

C. present progressive

D. will/won’t


Use the _____ for plans and intentions.

A. be going to

B. simple present

C. present progressive

D. will/won’t


Use _____ to talk about things that will happen soon.

A. be likely to

B. be about to

C. will be able to

D. will/won’t


Use _____ + verb for facts.

A. be going to

B. simple present

C. present progressive

D. will/won’t


Use the _____ for events on a timetable or a schedule.

A. be going to

B. simple present

C. present progressive

D. will/won’t


Use _____ to talk about future ability.

A. be likely to

B. be about to

C. will be able to

D. will/won’t


Use _____ for promises made at the time of speaking.

A. be going to

B. simple present

C. present progressive

D. will/won’t


In the future, cars ….. and drive themselves.

A. are going to fly 

B. will fly      

C. will be flying

D. are flying


The printer’s out of paper; I ….. some more in the tray.

A. am going to put 

B. am putting       

C. will be putting

D. will put


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