AsterQuiz: Module Future Tenses & Modals Jumping Frog (english - grammar - modals - future


AsterQuiz Module Future Tenses & Modals Jumping FrogOnline version Jump to the correct word or phrase. by Joshua Masis 1 BE GOING TO + base verb — a prediction based on visible evidence like dark clouds. a will rain b is going to rain c rains 2 A phrase signaling a plan made before now — pairs with BE GOING TO. a already deciding b already decided c already decide 3 WILL + base verb — a spontaneous offer made at the moment of speaking. a will helps b will helping c will help 4 A phrase signaling a promise — pairs with WILL. a I promise b I promised c I'm promising 5 BE GOING TO + base verb — a plan decided before the moment of speaking. a going to announce b announces c will announce 6 WILL + base verb — a decision made at the exact moment of speaking. a will answer b will answers c will answering 7 WILL BE + verb-ing — an action in progress at a specific future time. a will be studying b will study c will studies 8 WILL BE + verb-ing — an action in progress at a future moment. a will be flying b will fly c will flew 9 A phrase pinpointing a moment — pairs with Future Progressive. a by this time tomorrow b at this time tomorrow c at this time yesterday 10 WILL BE + verb-ing — an action already happening at a stated future time. a will presented b will be presenting c will present 11 WILL BE + verb-ing — describes an ongoing action at a future point. a will work b working c will be working 12 WILL BE + verb-ing — an exam or action in progress at a future moment. a will be taking b will took c will take 13 WILL HAVE + past participle — an action completed before a future deadline. a will finished b will have finished c will finish 14 WILL HAVE + past participle — a milestone completed by a future point. a will have graduate b will have graduated c will graduate 15 A deadline phrase — pairs with Future Perfect. a since next year b by next year c in next year 16 WILL HAVE BEEN + verb-ing — a duration continuing up to a future point. a will have work b will be working c will have been working 17 WILL HAVE BEEN + verb-ing — an ongoing duration leading up to a future moment. a will have drive b will have been driving c will be driving 18 WILL HAVE + past participle — a completed action by a stated future time. a will have celebrated b will celebrated c will celebrate 19 COULD + base verb — describes a PAST ability, not a present one. a could swim b could swimming c can swim 20 MAY + base verb — formal permission to do something. a may to use b may use c may using 21 MIGHT + base verb — a weak, uncertain possibility, not a fact. a must rain b might rain c might raining 22 CAN + base verb — everyday permission or present ability. a can use b can to use c can using 23 MAY + subject + base verb — a polite question asking for permission. a may I leave b may I to leave c can I leaving 24 CAN + base verb — describes a PRESENT ability. a can swim b can swimming c could swim 25 MUST + base verb — a strong obligation or rule. a must pay b must paying c must to pay 26 MUSTN'T + base verb — something strictly forbidden. a mustn't smoking b mustn't smoke c mustn't to smoke 27 SHOULD + base verb — friendly advice, not a strict rule. a should asking b should to ask c should ask 28 HAVE TO + base verb — an external obligation or requirement. a has to finish b have to finish c have finishing 29 MUST + base verb — a confident deduction based on strong evidence. a must tired b must be tired c must being tired 30 SHOULD + base verb — advice about what to do next, no "to." a should to report b should report c should reporting

1

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

a

will rain

b

is going to rain

c

rains

2

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

a

already deciding

b

already decided

c

already decide

3

WILL + base verb — a spontaneous offer made at the moment of speaking.

a

will helps

b

will helping

c

will help

4

A phrase signaling a promise — pairs with WILL.

a

I promise

b

I promised

c

I'm promising

5

BE GOING TO + base verb — a plan decided before the moment of speaking.

a

going to announce

b

announces

c

will announce

6

WILL + base verb — a decision made at the exact moment of speaking.

a

will answer

b

will answers

c

will answering

7

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

a

will be studying

b

will study

c

will studies

8

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

a

will be flying

b

will fly

c

will flew

9

A phrase pinpointing a moment — pairs with Future Progressive.

a

by this time tomorrow

b

at this time tomorrow

c

at this time yesterday

10

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

a

will presented

b

will be presenting

c

will present

11

WILL BE + verb-ing — describes an ongoing action at a future point.

a

will work

b

working

c

will be working

12

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

a

will be taking

b

will took

c

will take

13

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

a

will finished

b

will have finished

c

will finish

14

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

a

will have graduate

b

will have graduated

c

will graduate

15

A deadline phrase — pairs with Future Perfect.

a

since next year

b

by next year

c

in next year

16

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

a

will have work

b

will be working

c

will have been working

17

WILL HAVE BEEN + verb-ing — an ongoing duration leading up to a future moment.

a

will have drive

b

will have been driving

c

will be driving

18

WILL HAVE + past participle — a completed action by a stated future time.

a

will have celebrated

b

will celebrated

c

will celebrate

19

COULD + base verb — describes a PAST ability, not a present one.

a

could swim

b

could swimming

c

can swim

20

MAY + base verb — formal permission to do something.

a

may to use

b

may use

c

may using

21

MIGHT + base verb — a weak, uncertain possibility, not a fact.

a

must rain

b

might rain

c

might raining

22

CAN + base verb — everyday permission or present ability.

a

can use

b

can to use

c

can using

23

MAY + subject + base verb — a polite question asking for permission.

a

may I leave

b

may I to leave

c

can I leaving

24

CAN + base verb — describes a PRESENT ability.

a

can swim

b

can swimming

c

could swim

25

MUST + base verb — a strong obligation or rule.

a

must pay

b

must paying

c

must to pay

26

MUSTN'T + base verb — something strictly forbidden.

a

mustn't smoking

b

mustn't smoke

c

mustn't to smoke

27

SHOULD + base verb — friendly advice, not a strict rule.

a

should asking

b

should to ask

c

should ask

28

HAVE TO + base verb — an external obligation or requirement.

a

has to finish

b

have to finish

c

have finishing

29

MUST + base verb — a confident deduction based on strong evidence.

a

must tired

b

must be tired

c

must being tired

30

SHOULD + base verb — advice about what to do next, no "to."

a

should to report

b

should report

c

should reporting

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