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
This time tomorrow, I ………………. with my kids.
A
will be playing
B
will play
C
am playing
Question 2
By next Christmas we …………………… here for thirty years.
A
will be
B
will have been
C
are
Question 3
I ………………… your neck if you do that again.
A
will break
B
am going to break
C
am breaking
Question 4
I ……………….. you tonight.
A
will phone
B
am phoning
C
am going to phone
Question 5
The flight ……………….. at half past eight tomorrow morning.
A
is leaving
B
leaves
C
will leave
Question 6
The Prime Minister ……………….. Moscow in June.
A
is visiting
B
is to visit
C
will be visiting
Question 7
I ……………….. that car if you lower the price.
A
will buy
B
am buying
C
am going to buy
Question 8
Maria …………………… have another baby in June.
A
is going to
B
is having
C
will
Question 9
I …………………..your dad tomorrow.
A
have seen
B
am seeing
C
will see
Question 10
I think our team ……………………
A
wins
B
will win
C
is winning
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Use the simple present tense in picture compositions. If you are describing objects that seem to be in motion, use the present continuous. For example, the book is on the table but birds are flying in the sky.
Hello , mam can u plz tell in picture composition we have to use which tense and how to write in picture compositions plz it will be of great help.
Use the simple present tense in picture compositions. If you are describing objects that seem to be in motion, use the present continuous. For example, the book is on the table but birds are flying in the sky.