In English, we use several different tense forms to indicate future. Common among them are:
Simple future
Present continuous
Be going to
Present simple
These structures are not usually interchangeable, although in a few cases they are all possible.
Complete the given sentences using a verb form indicating future.
Simple future or present continuous tense exercise
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Question 1
I ……………….. that car if you lower the price.
A
am buying
B
will buy
C
am going to buy
Question 2
I ………………… your neck if you do that again.
A
am going to break
B
am breaking
C
will break
Question 3
The flight ……………….. at half past eight tomorrow morning.
A
leaves
B
is leaving
C
will leave
Question 4
The Prime Minister ……………….. Moscow in June.
A
will be visiting
B
is visiting
C
is to visit
Question 5
I think our team ……………………
A
is winning
B
will win
C
wins
Question 6
Maria …………………… have another baby in June.
A
will
B
is going to
C
is having
Question 7
This time tomorrow, I ………………. with my kids.
A
am playing
B
will be playing
C
will play
Question 8
By next Christmas we …………………… here for thirty years.
A
are
B
will have been
C
will be
Question 9
I …………………..your dad tomorrow.
A
will see
B
am seeing
C
have seen
Question 10
I ……………….. you tonight.
A
am going to phone
B
am phoning
C
will phone
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