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Future Grammar Quiz: Going to vs Present Continuous

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Test your knowledge of be going to and present continuous for the future.

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Future Grammar Quiz: Going to vs Present ContinuousOnline version

Test your knowledge of be going to and present continuous for the future.

by María Agustina Irigoytia
1

We use be going to + infinitive to talk about:

2

“I’m going to start a new job next week.” means:

3

We can use be going to to make predictions when we have evidence.

4

“She’s arriving at lunchtime” is an example of the present simple for the future.

5

We use ________ + infinitive to talk about future plans or intentions.

6

The present continuous is often used for future __________.

7

Common time expressions used with the Present Continuous to express arrangements are:

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