Future Forms Quiz: Going To, May, Might

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Froggy Jumps Future Forms Quiz: Going To, May, MightOnline version Test your knowledge of future tenses. by Helala Amshan 1 Which sentence uses 'be going to' for a plan? a I am starting a new job next week. b I will start a new job next week. c I am going to start a new job next week. 2 Which expresses a prediction with 'may'? a It may rain tomorrow. b It will rain tomorrow. c It is raining tomorrow. 3 Choose the sentence with 'might' for an unlikely possibility. a She is going to join us. b She might join us if she finishes work. c She will join us if she finishes work. 4 Which is the negative form of 'be going to'? a They are not going to travel this summer. b They are going to travel this summer. c They will travel this summer. 5 Which sentence asks for permission using 'may'? a Can I borrow your pen? b May I borrow your pen? c I might borrow your pen. 6 Which sentence uses 'going to' for a plan? a We will visit grandma this weekend. b We are going to visit grandma this weekend. c We are visiting grandma this weekend. 7 Which sentence uses 'might' for a possibility in the present? a She might be at the library. b She is at the library. c She will be at the library. 8 Which negative sentence uses 'not going to'? a They are not going to attend the meeting. b They are going to attend the meeting. c They will not attend the meeting. 9 Choose the question asking for permission using 'may'. a Would I leave the room? b May I leave the room? c Should I leave the room? 10 Which sentence shows a future plan with 'be going to' and a time? a I am going to start the course next Monday. b I am going to start the course next week. c I am going to start the course tomorrow.

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Future Forms Quiz: Going To, May, MightOnline version

by Helala Amshan

Which sentence uses 'be going to' for a plan?

Which expresses a prediction with 'may'?

Choose the sentence with 'might' for an unlikely possibility.

Which is the negative form of 'be going to'?

Which sentence asks for permission using 'may'?

Which sentence uses 'going to' for a plan?

Which sentence uses 'might' for a possibility in the present?

Which negative sentence uses 'not going to'?

Choose the question asking for permission using 'may'.

Which sentence shows a future plan with 'be going to' and a time?