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Simple Future Tense Exercises with Answers

The document contains 20 questions about using future tenses in English. For each question, there are 4 answer options regarding whether to use "will", "be going to", the present continuous, or the present simple tense. The document then provides the correct answers and explanations for each question.

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Simple Future Tense Exercises with Answers

The document contains 20 questions about using future tenses in English. For each question, there are 4 answer options regarding whether to use "will", "be going to", the present continuous, or the present simple tense. The document then provides the correct answers and explanations for each question.

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  • Future Simple Exercises
  • Answer Sheet

Future simple exercises

1- I’m thirsty. I ___ (to buy) something to drink.


 buy
 will buy
 am going to buy
 am buying
2- Sarah’s birthday ___ (to fall) on Monday next month.
 falls
 will fall
 is falling
 is going to fall
3- There are dark clouds in the sky. It ___ (to rain) soon.
 will rain
 is going to rain
 rains
 is raining
4- I think that all people ___ (to drive) electric cars in 2080.
 will drive
 are going to drive
 drive
 are driving
5- I can’t open the door. ___ (you/to help) me?
 Are you going to help?
 Will you help?
 Do you help?
 Are you helping?

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6- We need to hurry up! The train ___ (to leave) at 9.30.
 leaves
 is leaving
 will leave
 is going to leave
7- Nancy ___ (to play) tennis with Matthew tomorrow.
They’ve arranged to meet at 9 o’clock.
 plays
 is playing
 will play
 is going to play
8- Perhaps, it ___ (to rain) tomorrow.
 will rain
 is going to rain
 rains
 is raining
9- Andrew ___ (to enter) the college next year. He’s made a
decision.
 will enter
 is entering
 is going to enter
 enters

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10- Paul ___ (to meet) his relatives this weekend. They
have an arrangement.
 is meeting
 meets
 is going to meet
 will meet
11- I'm hungry. I ___ (to find) a cafe where we can have
a meal.
 will find
 finds
 is going to find
 is finding
12- The game ___ (to begin) at 6 o’clock this evening.
 is going to begin
 begins
 is beginning
 will begin
13- The lightning has hit the trunk of a tree. It ___ (to
fall) soon.
 falls
 is falling
 is going to fall
 will fall

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14- He ___ (to fly) to Canberra tomorrow evening. He’s
bought a one-way ticket.
 is going to
 will fly
 flies
 is flying
15- I think he ___ (not to come).
 will not come
 is not going to come
 is not coming
 doesn’t come
16- I swear I ___ (never/to do) this again.
 am never going to do
 am never doing
 never do
 will never do
17- The bus ___ (to arrive) at 12 p.m. tomorrow.
 arrives
 is arriving
 is going to arrive
 will arrive

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18- Lisa ___ (to come) to see us tomorrow. We’ve
decided to meet at 20.00.
 comes
 is coming
 will come
 is going to come
19- I’m sure, they ___ (to win).
 are going to win
 will win
 win
 are winning
20- Emily ___ (to leave) the country next month. She’s
already decided to do it.
 leaves
 will leave
 is leaving
 is going to leave

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Answer Sheet
Question
No. Answer Explanation
1 2 A decision taken at the moment of speaking.
2 1 An event in the future that will certainly happen.
A prediction with an evidence that something
3 2 will happen in the nearest future.
A prediction based on what we think, believe or
4 1 imagine.
We use ‘will’ for requests, hopes, offers and
5 2 promises. Here: a request.
6 1 Present Simple to talk about timetables.
We use the Present Continuous with future
meaning for fixed arrangements in the near
7 2 future.
We use the Present Continuous with future
meaning for fixed arrangements in the near
[Link] expressions ‘be sure, be afraid’,
8 1 adverbs ‘perhaps, certainly’, etc.
We use ‘be going to’ for actions we have already
9 3 decided to do in the future.
We use the Present Continuous with future
meaning for fixed arrangements in the near
10 1 future.
11 1 A decision taken at the moment of speaking.
We use the Present Simple to talk about events
in the future that will certainly happen, for
12 2 schedules, timetables and programmes.

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A prediction with an evidence that something
13 3 will happen in the nearest future.
We use the Present Continuous with future
meaning for fixed arrangements in the near
14 4 future.
A prediction based on what we think, believe or
15 1 imagine.
We use ‘will’ for requests, hopes, offers and
16 4 promises. Here: a promise.
We use the Present Simple to talk about events
in the future that will certainly happen, for
17 1 schedules, timetables and programmes.
We use the Present Continuous with future
meaning for fixed arrangements in the near
18 2 future.
A prediction based on what we think, believe or
19 2 imagine.
We use ‘be going to’ for actions we have already
20 4 decided to do in the future.

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