Intentions vs predictions
Complete the sentence with the correct future form:
“I think they ____ (win) the game tomorrow.”
Answer: will win
Explanation: "Will" is used for predictions based on the speaker's opinion.
Complete the sentence:
“I ____ (help) you with your homework.”
Answer: will help
Explanation: An offer to help made at the moment of speaking.
What’s the correct future form for this situation?
“I ____ (call) my friend when I get home.”
Answer: will call
Explanation: A spontaneous decision.
Choose the correct future form:
“If it rains, I ____ (stay) at home.”
Answer: will stay
Explanation: First conditional (real possibility).
Fill in the blank with the correct future form:
“Look at those dark clouds! It ____ (rain) soon.”
Answer: is going to rain
Explanation: Based on evidence (clouds) that we can see immediately.
Choose the correct future form:
“She ____ (study) abroad next year.”
Answer: is going to study
Explanation: "Going to" is used for a planned action.
Choose the correct future form:
“We ____ (go) to the beach tomorrow.”
Answer: are going to go
Explanation: A plan or intention that has already been decided.
Fill in the blank with the correct future form:
“The train ____ (arrive) at 6:30 PM.”
Answer: arrives
Explanation: Present simple for scheduled events.
What’s the correct form for this conditional?
“I will her the news if I ______ (see) her.”
Answer: see
Explanation: Present simple - the 1st conditional clause is already there
Choose the correct future form:
“I’m sure they ____ (be) very successful.”
Answer: will be
Explanation: Based on belief, a prediction about the future.
What’s the correct form to use?
“He ____ (be) a doctor when he grows up.”
Answer: will be
Explanation: A prediction based on the speaker’s belief.
Fill in the blank:
“I think I ____ (join) the gym next week.”
Answer: will join
Explanation: A decision made at the moment of speaking.
Which future form fits here?
“We ____ (have) dinner with my parents next Sunday.”
Answer: are having
Explanation: Present continuous for a scheduled event.
Complete the sentence:
“If we hurry, we ____ (catch) the bus.”
Answer: will catch
Explanation: First conditional: If something happens, something else will happen.
Which future form is correct for this situation?
“It ____ (be) a beautiful day tomorrow.”
Answer: will be
Explanation: A prediction based on belief.
Fill in the blank:
“I ____ (start) exercising regularly from now on.”
Answer: am going to start
Explanation: A decision or intention to change behavior.
Which future form fits this sentence?
“She ____ (not come) to the meeting because she’s too busy.”
Answer: isn’t coming
Explanation: Present continuous for a planned future event.
Choose the correct future form:
“She ____ (leave) for Paris next Monday.”
Answer: is leaving
Explanation: Present continuous for a planned action.
Fill in the blank:
“They will fail the exam if they ______ (not study).”
Answer: don't study
Explanation: Present simple - the 1st conditional clause is already there
Complete the sentence:
“I can see she’s holding a suitcase. She ____ (leave) soon.”
Answer: is going to leave
Explanation: Based on evidence (holding suitcase).
Which future form fits the situation?
“The team ____ (try) to win the championship next season.”
Answer: is going to try
Explanation: A plan or intention to make an effort.
What future form fits the situation?
“I ____ (call) you later to confirm the details.”
Answer: will call
Explanation: A decision made at the moment of speaking.
Complete the sentence:
“The new season of the show ____ (begin) next week.”
Answer: begins
Explanation: The present simple is used for scheduled events.
Choose the correct future form for the following:
“If he finishes early, he ____ (meet) us at the restaurant.”
Answer: will meet
Explanation: First conditional for a likely event.
What’s the most appropriate future form here?
“Based on the weather report, I believe that it ____ (snow) tomorrow.”
Answer: will snow
Explanation: A personal prediction based on evidence (weather report), but still a prediction - personal belief.