BE GOING TO
WILL
MAIN/TIME CLAUSE
TIME EXPRESSIONS
FUTURE USES
100
Edit this sentence: I’m going visit all the stores and find some great clothes for myself!
I'm GOING TO visit all the stores and find some great clothes for myself!
100
Choose the correct future tense form: Malls are usually ugly buildings, and fewer people ( are wanting / wanting / will want / to want ) to move to the community because of it.
Malls are usually ugly buildings, and fewer people WILL WANT to move to the community because of it.
100
Use future time clauses to show the relationship between TWO FUTURE EVENTS. The verb in the MAIN clause is in the _________ tense.
The verb in the MAIN clause is in the FUTURE tense.
100
Future time clauses begin with TIME EXPRESSIONS to show the order of events: When, After and As Soon As introduces which event?
The FIRST event
100
When we discuss FUTURE FACTS we use...
"Be going to" OR "will"
200
Edit this sentence: Dad’s going not to like it.
Dad's NOT GOING TO like it.
200
Edit this sentence: I’ll to tell him the bad news tonight.
I'll tell him the bad news tonight.
200
Use future time clauses to show the relationship between TWO FUTURE EVENTS. The verb in the TIME clause is in the _________ tense.
The verb in the TIME clause is in the PRESENT tense.
200
Future time clauses begin with TIME EXPRESSIONS that show order of events: BEFORE introduces which event?
The SECOND event.
200
When we discuss PREDICTIONS we use:
"be going to" OR "will"
300
Use the correct form of the words in parentheses to complete the sentence: The food court (to / have / going / be) 20 restaurants.
The food court IS GOING TO HAVE 20 restaurants.
300
Use the correct form of the words in parentheses to complete the sentence. People (be / able / will) to watch movies at the mall.
People WILL BE ABLE to watch movies at the mall.
300
The time clause can come at the beginning or at the end of the sentence. When do you use a comma?
When the time clause comes at the beginning of the sentence.
300
Future time clauses begin with TIME EXPRESSIONS that show order of events: UNTIL introduces which event?
UNTIL introduces the SECOND event. "Only up to the time" of the second event.
300
When we discuss FUTURE PLANS, we use:
"be going to" / PRESENT PROGRESSIVE (-ing)
400
What is the correct future tense usage? It’s likely that this mall (put / is going to put / is putting / to put) many small local stores out of business.
It's likely that this mall IS GOING TO PUT many small local stores out of business.
400
Use the correct form of the words in parentheses to complete the sentence. The new mall (will / be) on the east side of town.
The new mall WILL BE on the east side of town.
400
What is the MAIN clause? You are going to move to a larger apartment after you get a raise
You are going to move to a larger apartment...
400
Future time clauses begin with TIME EXPRESSIONS that show order of events: WHILE introduces which event?
WHILE introduces an event that will happen AT THE SAME TIME as another event.
400
When we discuss QUICK DECISIONS or OFFERS/PROMISES we use:
"will"
500
How do you form future statements with "GOING TO" ?
form of BE + going to + base form of verb
500
How do you form future statements with "WILL"?
will + base form of verb
500
What is the TIME clause? I will work for two years before I move out of my apartment and into a house.
...before I move out of my apartment and into a house.
500
Choose the sentence that is closest in meaning to the following: Nora will need some new furniture when she moves into her new apartment. a. Nora will need some new furniture. Then she’ll move into her new apartment. b. Before Nora will need some new furniture, she moves into her new apartment. c. Nora will move into her new apartment. Then she’ll need some new furniture.
c. Nora will move into her new apartment. Then she’ll need some new furniture.
500
When we discuss SCHEDULED EVENTS we use ...
The Simple present.
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