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Froggy Jumps All Future Tenses Jumping FrogOnline version Future tenses review game by Joshua Masis 1 3rd-person Simple Present form of "leave" — used for fixed schedules like train times. a leaves b leave c leaving 2 3rd-person Simple Present form of "start" — used for official timetables. a start b starts c starting 3 A day-based time phrase that often signals a fixed schedule. a on Monday b on Sunday c by Monday 4 A precise clock-time phrase often used with schedules. a at 6pm b by 6pm c at 6am 5 Present Continuous form of "meet" with I — a personal arrangement. a is meeting b meets c am meeting 6 Present Continuous form of "fly" with we/they — a booked trip already arranged. a are flying b flying c is flying 7 A near time phrase often used with Present Continuous arrangements. a tomorrow night b tonight c every night 8 A specific future date often used with fixed arrangements. a next Friday b last Friday c this Friday morning 9 A phrase signaling an opinion-based prediction — pairs with WILL. a I'm thinking b I thought c I think 10 A phrase signaling a promise — pairs with WILL. a I promise b I'm promising c I promised 11 WILL + base verb — offering assistance right now. a will help b will helping c will helps 12 WILL + base verb — a promise or spontaneous decision to phone someone. a will call b will calling c will calls 13 BE GOING TO + base verb — a prediction based on visible evidence like clouds. a rains b going to rain c will rain 14 A phrase signaling a plan made before now — pairs with BE GOING TO. a already decide b already decided c already deciding 15 A phrase introducing visible evidence — pairs with BE GOING TO. a looking for b look at c looked at 16 BE GOING TO + base verb — a plan decided in advance. a studies b will study c going to study 17 WILL BE + verb-ing — an action in progress at a specific future time. a will be studying b will study c will studies 18 WILL BE + verb-ing — an action in progress at a future moment. a will be flying b will flew c will fly 19 A phrase pinpointing a moment — pairs with Future Progressive. a by this time tomorrow b at this time yesterday c at this time tomorrow 20 WILL BE + verb-ing — an action already in progress at a stated future time. a teaching b will teach c will be teaching 21 WILL HAVE + past participle — an action completed before a future deadline. a will finish b will finished c will have finished 22 WILL HAVE + past participle — a milestone completed by a future point. a will have graduate b will have graduated c will graduate 23 A deadline phrase — pairs with Future Perfect. a by next year b since next year c in next year 24 WILL HAVE BEEN + verb-ing — a duration continuing up to a future point. a will be working b will have been working c will have work

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3rd-person Simple Present form of "leave" — used for fixed schedules like train times.

3rd-person Simple Present form of "start" — used for official timetables.

A day-based time phrase that often signals a fixed schedule.

A precise clock-time phrase often used with schedules.

Present Continuous form of "meet" with I — a personal arrangement.

Present Continuous form of "fly" with we/they — a booked trip already arranged.

A near time phrase often used with Present Continuous arrangements.

A specific future date often used with fixed arrangements.

A phrase signaling an opinion-based prediction — pairs with WILL.

A phrase signaling a promise — pairs with WILL.

WILL + base verb — offering assistance right now.

WILL + base verb — a promise or spontaneous decision to phone someone.

BE GOING TO + base verb — a prediction based on visible evidence like clouds.

A phrase signaling a plan made before now — pairs with BE GOING TO.

A phrase introducing visible evidence — pairs with BE GOING TO.

BE GOING TO + base verb — a plan decided in advance.

WILL BE + verb-ing — an action in progress at a specific future time.

WILL BE + verb-ing — an action in progress at a future moment.

A phrase pinpointing a moment — pairs with Future Progressive.

WILL BE + verb-ing — an action already in progress at a stated future time.

WILL HAVE + past participle — an action completed before a future deadline.

WILL HAVE + past participle — a milestone completed by a future point.

A deadline phrase — pairs with Future Perfect.

WILL HAVE BEEN + verb-ing — a duration continuing up to a future point.