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Froggy Jumps Future FormsOnline version Tarea de ingles by forces 1 What are the main uses of the future simple tense? a To express planned actions b To express unplanned or spontaneous decisions c To describe actions that will be in progress at a specific time 2 How can you form the future perfect tense? a Using "will" + the base form of the verb b Using "will have" + the past participle of the verb c Using "going to" + the base form of the verb 3 What are the differences between "will" and "going to" for future actions? a "Will" is for planned actions, and "going to" is for unplanned actions b "Will" is for unplanned actions, and "going to" is for planned actions c "Will" is for formal situations, and "going to" is for informal situations 4 How do you express future plans using "be about to"? a For actions that will happen very soon b For actions that will happen later today c For actions that are planned but not immediate 5 What is the future continuous tense used for? a To describe actions that will be completed at a specific time b To describe actions that will be in progress at a specific time c To express future predictions based on evidence 6 How do you form the future perfect continuous tense? a Using "will" + the present participle of the verb b Using "will have been" + the present participle of the verb c Using "going to" + the present participle of the verb 7 How do you form the future perfect continuous tense? a Using "will" + the present participle of the verb b Using "will have been" + the present participle of the verb c Using "going to" + the present participle of the verb 8 How do you use "going to" for future predictions? a Based on evidence or signs b Based on plans or intentions c Based on habits or routines 9 What is the future perfect continuous tense used for? a To describe actions that will be completed at a specific time b To describe actions that will have been in progress up to a specific time c To express future predictions based on evidence 10 How do you express future intentions using "plan to"? a For actions that are certain and planned b For actions that are not yet certain c For actions that will happen very soon 11 What is the difference between "going to" and "will" in conditional sentences? a "Going to" is used in the main clause, and "will" is used in the if-clause b "Will" is used in the main clause, and "going to" is used in the if-clause c "Going to" is used for formal situations, and "will" is used for informal situations 12 How do you use "will" for promises or offers? a To express future predictions based on evidence b To describe actions that will be in progress at a specific time c To make promises or offers about future actions 13 What is the future simple tense used for in formal writing? a To express future habits b To express future actions or decisions in a formal tone c To describe actions that will be completed at a specific time 14 How do you express future habits using "will"? a Especially when describing changes or new routines b Especially when describing past habits c Especially when describing present habits 15 What is the difference between "be about to" and "going to" for future actions? a Be about to" is for actions that will happen very soon, and "going to" is for planned actions b Be about to" is for planned actions, and "going to" is for actions that will happen very soon c Be about to" is for formal situations, and "going to" is for informal situations

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What are the main uses of the future simple tense?

How can you form the future perfect tense?

What are the differences between "will" and "going to" for future actions?

How do you express future plans using "be about to"?

What is the future continuous tense used for?

How do you form the future perfect continuous tense?

How do you form the future perfect continuous tense?

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What is the future perfect continuous tense used for?

How do you express future intentions using "plan to"?

What is the difference between "going to" and "will" in conditional sentences?

How do you use "will" for promises or offers?

What is the future simple tense used for in formal writing?

How do you express future habits using "will"?

What is the difference between "be about to" and "going to" for future actions?