Grammar Quiz

Future - Will and Be going to Quiz

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Write the sentence in question form:
She will buy a computer in Media Market

A. She will buy a computer in Media Markt?

B. Will she buy a computer in Media Markt?

C. Buy she will a computer in Media Markt?

D. She in Media Markt will buy?


What time are you going to … for the airport?

A. leaving

B. leave

C.  leaves


I………………….to the cinema

A. going to

B. will go

C. go

D. am go


(A)… you going to see the movie?
(B) Yes, I ….

A. Do / am

B. Are / are

C. Are / am


My friend … a birthday party next week.

A. is going to has

B. going to have

C. is going to have


… you … go home after our English class?

A. Are / are

B. Do / will

C. Are / going to


(A) When … they … arrive? (B) I’m not sure.

A. do / go to

B. will / going to

C. are / going to


I can see a lot of gray clouds in the sky.  I think it … rain soon.

A. is going to

B. goes to

C. going to


Write the sentence in negative:
They will play football next week

A. They not will play football next week

B. They don´t will play football next week

C. They will don´t play football next week

D. They won´t play football next week


… are you going to do on your summer holiday?

A. Where

B. What

C. How


Complete the sentence: ……………………she go to the doctor?

A. Will

B. wills

C. going

D. willes


Complete the sentence: They ……………….watch tv next Monday

A. not will

B. don´t will

C. isn´t will

D. won´t


(A) … your friend going to join us? (B) Yes, she ….

A. Is / is

B. Are / will

C. Will / will


Write this sentence in negative: She will work

A. She not will work

B. she not work

C. she isn´t work

D. she won´t work


What … your brother going to do tomorrow?

A. are

B. is

C. does


(A) … they going to be here soon? (B) No, they ….

A. Are / aren’t

B. Do / not

C. Are / won’t


Which one is correct?

A. I do wil exams tomorrow

B. you will do exams Tomorrow?

C. Will you do exams tomorrow?

D. You not won´t do exams


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