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Be Going To, Will, and Present Continuous

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Future tenses and present continuous

by Claire Manners
1

When do we usually use be going to?

2

Choose the correct sentence with will for a simple prediction.

3

Which sentence uses present continuous to express a future arrangement?

4

Identify the present continuous sentence.

5

What is typically used for a prediction based on no present evidence?

6

Transform to be going to: "They will go to Paris next week."

7

How do you form a negative with be going to?

8

How do you form a question with will?

9

Which tense is best for a firm plan already arranged?

10

Choose the sentence that describes a future plan with be going to.

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